You Should Consider
Storm Panels if...
- Concrete, Masonry and frame construction with or without lap style siding.
- Easy access to openings from outside.
- Only on the structure when in use.
- Want an economical but effective protection.
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- Corrugated metal or polycarbonate panels that interlock in approximately 13-inch increments.
- Economical storm protection.
- Can be installed with little or no architectural impact.
- New see-through polycarbonate panels allow light and view.
- Headers and sills, should they be used, can be removable and stored until required.
- Meets all code requirements.
- Simple installation.
- Unlimited widths.
- Heights to 12'.
- Special sizes upon request.
- Corrugated steel, aluminum
- Great variety of attachment systems.
- Vertical or horizontal panel installation.
- Panels can overlap.
- New design:
• Reduced cost
• Easier installation
• Aluminum or Galvanized steel panels
• Clear lexan panels for light
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Considerations
- Not the most attractive product, i.e., ugly ;-)
- Storm panels when not in use will require storage somewhere in your home or garage.
- No central operation.
- Time consuming to put up and take down.
- 2nd story will require an extension ladder to install.
- Operation from outside of the structure only.
- Lap siding requires special installation.
- Make note of any obstructions which would inhibit installation.
- Limited color choice - mill finish and clear only
Description
Improves on a simple but effective maximum impact storm panel product. Professional redesign results in easier installation, stronger panels, safer panel-edge design, horizontal mounting of panes increasing the number of openings storm panels can effectively cover and reduced cost.
Installation is now certified without the use of costly and unsightly headers and sills; however, we now offer a newly designed group of headers and sills in white, ivory, beige and bronze for conventional installation.
Storm panels are available in aluminum, galvanized steel and a clear polycarbonate panel that can be used with aluminum and steel panels to allow light in.
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