Safety Visual Glazing Strips

Safety visual glazing strips are self-adhesive strips applied to glass doors, panels, and windows to make the glazing visible and prevent people from inadvertently walking into it. This collection includes 1M strips in Frosted, Black, and White finishes.

What's included:

• Frosted, Black, and White 1M strips: applied to glass doors, sidelights, and full-height glazing to create a visible manifestation line

Use cases:

• Building owners and facility managers: mark frameless glass doors and full-height glazing in foyers, offices, and shopfronts
• Builders and glaziers: add manifestation strips to new glazing installations to meet visibility requirements
• Aged care, childcare, and public buildings: reduce the risk of collision with glass panels in high-traffic areas

FAQs

Why does glass need a visual strip?
Clear or reflective glazing can be difficult to see, and a manifestation strip provides a visible marker so people don't misjudge it as an open doorway.

Is glazing manifestation an Australian Standard requirement?
AS 1428.1 (design for access and mobility) includes provisions for the visibility of glazing in circulation areas, and marking large glass surfaces is a common way of addressing this.

Which finish should I choose — Frosted, Black, or White?
The choice is mostly aesthetic — frosted suits a subtle, semi-transparent look, while black or white give a bolder, more visible contrast band, depending on the glass and surrounding decor.

How is the strip applied?
The 1M strip is self-adhesive and applied directly to the glass surface at the standard viewing band height, without needing tools or professional installation.