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Superior handgun protection to bullet-resistant glass
Standard colors are offered; however, we also offer custom fabrics and valances to complement any décor
Bullet-resistant protection that deploys and retracts similar to conventional window shades
Yes, it is bulletproof in terms of meaning that it has been proven to meet the highest known industry standards to certify a safety product can stop handgun bullets.
Then why not simply call it "bulletproof"? Many people use the term “bulletproof” when speaking about safety solutions; however, this term can be misleading, as to some people, it implies insurmountable protection. However, "bullet-resistant" projects trust without exaggeration. Similar to how the electronics industry embraced the term “water-resistant” instead of "waterproof" to convey that the products can withstand water to a certain extent but are not perfectly impervious under all conditions. No physical barrier can guarantee ABSOLUTE protection against every type of bullet or sustained attacks. At Ballistic Barrier Products, we intentionally use the term “bullet-resistant” because it represents the honest, tested performance of our products, and honesty is foundational to our brand authority.
When you invest in a Ballistic Barrier product, you’re getting exactly what we promote: a certified, state-of-the-art bullet-resistant barrier that can turn a vulnerable window or doorway into a lifesaving shield. We believe that combining clear, factual language with proven results, independently verified by the renowned UL Solutions lab, is the most persuasive message of all.
In one informal test case, 100 rounds of 9mm ammunition were fired evenly into a 20 sq ft shade without any penetrations through the fabric. However, the product has only been certified up to the UL 752 Level 3 standard, and that is the limit of the product guarantee.
Only a few measurements are required, and then answer a few questions about any hardware on the door. Because the shielding is made entirely of fabric (the same material used in police-grade bulletproof vests),the BBP shielding is significantly easier to work with than conventional ballistic materials, such as fiberglass, glass, plastic, or steel, as it is much lighter and more flexible. Additionally, the design features a patented energy dissipation design that reduces the stress transferred to the door, wall, and door frames when a bullet is caught, making the mounting requirements for the shielding surprisingly simple. For the door roll-ups, installation is as easy as installing a conventional window shade that would sit above the door frame. It's even easier for the door panels, as they bolt directly to the door itself—no modifications to the doors, frames, or walls are ever required.
There is funding assistance for both public and private schools, as well as places of worship (encompassing all denominations of churches, synagogues, mosques, or other similar facilities). BBP runs a comprehensive listing of such opportunities at Grants Resources to find more info on these funding sources.
Because of the pointed tips of rifle rounds and the higher velocity, there is no fabric-only ballistic solution that can withstand rifle fire (such as .223 or 5.56). Any solution that can withstand a rifle round will have to be made from rigid ballistic materials (and therefore quite heavy). If you truly need protection from rifle fire, please callus, and we will recommend several reliable suppliers of materials that meet your specific needs.