Safety and Security Film Oak Brook’s corporate campuses, healthcare facilities, and high-profile office buildings have ground-floor glass exposure that benefits from security film — particularly on entry vestibules, lobby glass, sidelights, and first-floor conference room windows. Security film holds glass together on impact, significantly slowing forced entry and reducing glass fragmentation hazard. For headquarters buildings and executive environments where security is a priority, film can be installed with a wet-seal anchor system for maximum glass retention. Learn more about safety and security film →
Solar Control Film Oak Brook’s office parks are heavily glass-intensive — south and west-facing exposures along 22nd Street, Midwest Road, and the I-88 frontage generate substantial heat gain and glare on workstations, conference rooms, and open-plan floors throughout the summer. Solar control film reduces heat transmission through existing glass by 40–70%, cuts glare without darkening interiors, and lowers cooling load without requiring glass replacement or exterior shading systems.
For older Class A buildings that predate modern low-E glazing, solar film is frequently the most cost-effective energy upgrade available. Many Oak Brook properties also benefit from Low-E film, which addresses both summer heat gain and winter thermal loss in a single installation. Learn more about solar control film →
Privacy Film Privacy film is widely specified in Oak Brook for executive and legal offices, conference rooms visible from parking areas or adjacent buildings, healthcare and medical office exam rooms, and interior glass partitions in open-plan corporate environments. We offer one-way mirror film for daytime exterior-to-interior privacy, frosted and etched-look film for interior partitions and conference glass, and dual-reflective film for situations requiring both solar control and controlled visibility. Performance depends heavily on glass orientation and lighting conditions — we assess both before recommending a product. Learn more about privacy film →
Decorative Film Corporate headquarters, professional services firms, and the retail properties at Oakbrook Center and nearby commercial corridors use decorative film to brand interior glass, define collaborative spaces, and add visual refinement to lobbies and reception areas without the cost of etched or sandblasted glass. Custom frosted patterns, gradient films, logo applications, and geometric designs are all available and can be matched to brand standards. [Learn more about decorative film →]
Bird Strike Film Oak Brook sits adjacent to significant forest preserve land and the Salt Creek corridor — both active bird migration routes. The combination of tree canopy, open water, and glass-intensive corporate campuses creates real bird collision risk, particularly during spring and fall migration. Bird strike film uses a UV-visible pattern that is nearly transparent to the human eye but detectable by birds in flight. It is increasingly specified for Oak Brook buildings adjacent to forest preserve areas and natural corridors. Learn more about bird strike film →
Anti-Graffiti Film Retail properties at Oakbrook Center and commercial storefronts throughout the village benefit from sacrificial anti-graffiti film on ground-level glass. The film absorbs etching and tagging damage and is replaced at a fraction of the cost of glass replacement — a straightforward protection for high-traffic retail and mixed-use glass. Learn more about anti-graffiti film →
