Mantis Material: Elevate, Protect, Build.

Glass protection roll is a temporary adhesive film that goes onto windows, mirrors, and glass doors before the messy work begins. It takes the scratches, paint splatters, and dust that would otherwise land on the glass itself, then peels away cleanly once the job is done. The film is transparent, so light still comes through and nobody loses visibility while it is in place. A blue tinted option is also available for sites that prefer a visible reminder that the glazing is covered.

The roll format makes it practical for larger jobs. Standard lengths run to 50m or 100m, with widths from 0.5m up to 1.2m, and the thickness sits around 0.05 to 0.1mm depending on the specification. The adhesive backing holds the film flat against the surface but releases without leaving sticky residue or pulling at the glass. It resists punctures and tears well enough to survive a busy site, yet stays flexible around edges and frames. UV resistant versions can be ordered for projects where sun exposure is a concern.

The film earns its keep during renovations when windows and glass doors are still in place while trades are working around them. Painters use it to block overspray, and crews moving furniture drape it over glass panels to prevent accidental scuffs. On commercial fit-outs and residential remodels alike, it is a cheap way to avoid the cost of replacing or polishing scratched glazing at handover. When the project wraps up, the film comes off in one piece and the glass underneath looks like it was installed that morning.