Avian Protection glass significantly reduces this risk.
Because birds have limited or no stereoscopic vision, they are unable to perceive transparent surfaces like glass. During the day, they are drawn toward reflections of trees and sky; at night, they often fly toward illuminated windows. These collisions not only harm bird populations but can also damage building façades.
Modern avian-friendly glazing solutions help prevent these incidents. Utilizing advanced coatings and technologies, these glass panels deter bird strikes without compromising on aesthetics or building performance. The special surface treatment remains nearly invisible to the human eye, while remaining highly visible to birds.
In many cases, there is no need to replace the existing glass—a specially designed ultra-thin film can be applied to the surface, reducing reflection and making the glass bird-safe. This solution can also contribute to energy savings by improving thermal insulation and reducing heating and cooling costs.
✓︎ Special Coatings & Patterns
Discreet visual markers such as dots, lines, or patterns that are clearly visible to birds but nearly invisible to the human eye.
These designs can be subtle or fully customized to match the architectural aesthetics of any building.
✓︎ Low Reflectivity
Textured or semi-transparent surfaces reduce reflectivity, preventing birds from mistaking glass for open sky or natural surroundings.
✓︎ Durability Without Compromise
The bird-protection technology is integrated into the interlayer of the glass, ensuring long-term performance without fading or deterioration.
Iridescent or functional elements are fully shielded from weather conditions, cleaning abrasion, and chemical exposure—providing exceptional resistance and requiring only minimal maintenance, similar to any premium laminated glass system.
Highways
Airports
Retail Stores
Large-Scale Buildings