
blast resistant since 1991
SAFETYDRAPE® hardens structures against bombs all over the globe. From the White House to Korea, this product saves lives while providing safety, comfort, and peace of mind.

Governments and civilians alike trust SAFETYDRAPE® for over 20 years to protect buildings from the White House to Japan.
SAFETYDRAPE® is independently tested to meet and exceed the GSA’s glass hazard requirement, as well as the DoD minimum Anti-terrorism Standards for Buildings (UFC 4-010-01).
SAFETYDRAPE® is a patented drapery system designed to mitigate flying glass shards and debris caused by a bomb blast. It protects lives by venting intense blast loads while safely capturing deadly flying projectiles.
Clients include the U.S. Armed Forces, a range of civilian agencies, the General Services Administration, foreign governments, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and many other industries.
FABRIC COLORS: Winter White, Fog (custom colors available)
TROUGH COLORS: Bone White, Sierra Tan, Bronze (custom colors available)
INSTALL: Performed by factory certified personnel worldwide
STANDARD FEATURES
• Protects all types of windows
• Easy installation
• Designed for longevity

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SAFETYDRAPE® INSTALLATIONS
SAFETYDRAPE® with custom top treatment
Winter white drape with stone white trough and custom top treatment.
SAFETYDRAPE® Install in 30th St. Station
Custom SAFETYDRAPE® install with custom height windows in a large public space.
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safety, comfort, peace of mind
With installations from the White House to Australia, our products and services save lives while providing safety, comfort, and peace of mind.
MADE IN THE USA

“Despite the amazing capabilities of the product, the appearance of the curtain is not imposing and fits well with the decor of the office. We appreciate the prompt and very professional installation process, as well as the reasonable cost. We are exploring the use of this technology in other locations and would not hesitate to utilize your company again.”