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Florida Hurriguard Storm Panels

Economical Polycarbonate Storm Panels for the DIY'er

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Translucent 5/8" Structured Polycarbonate Storm Panels

Translucent: Lets in 75% of the light (similar to glass block)
Strong: IRC, TDI, Florida and Miami-Dade approved
Light: 1/4 the weight of plywood, yet much stronger
Economical: Less than most approved alternatives
Simple: Installed with typical handyman tools
Durable: 10 year manufacturer warranty, UV-Coated, won't yellow
Versatile: 7 standard sheet sizes or panels may be ordered cut to your requirements
Smart: Permanent, reusable hurricane protection can add to the resale value of your home and may even entitle you to insurance premium discounts. Some states have passed laws requiring insurance carriers to offer significant discounts to homeowners who utilize approved storm panels.

Cross-Section of 16mm (5/8") extruded structured polycarbonate sheet

Your Home is probably your BIGGEST investment! DO something to help protect it from the ravages of a hurricane!

Let's be honest! You're not REALLY going to install plywood storm panels as a hurricane approaches, are you? Maybe you already realize that plywood provides only minimal hurricane protection (and isn't approved for use in Miami-Dade county because it fails the 34MPH large missile impact test). Maybe you don't even have it and it won't be available when you need it. Maybe you don't have anyone who can hold up a 50 to 75 pound piece of plywood while you drill the holes. Maybe you'll be too busy getting your valuables packed. But, MAYBE, if you had lightweight, translucent, 5/8" structured polycarbonate storm panels (and didn't have to spend all day and practically kill yourself putting them up), you might actually USE them to protect your home.

The next hurricane season will be here before you know it. NOW is the time to prepare! Don't wait until it's too late and don't make the mistake of assuming your insurance company will effortlessly restore your damaged home. Just because you have insurance doesn't mean you're protected! In fact, it is conceivable that someday insurance companies won't offer wind damage coverage in the coastal states, at any price, unless the homeowner has (and uses) some type of approved storm panels to reduce storm damage. Please feel free to browse our site by using the tabs at the top of this page or to Request a Quotation, Contact us or Request a no obligation free sample of this amazing space-age material.today.

Latest Miami-Dade Approval#: 19-0731.03, expiration 7/27/2024.

Considering attaching your storm panels with 3M Dual Lock recloseable plastic fasteners? They may not work for ocean-front properties during serious storms! Click here to find out why. Click here for our thoughts on the use of PLYLOX clips with our product. Want to drill substantially fewer holes? Click here for information on one of the latest Florida-approved panel attachment products. Learn how I recently reduced my own annual homeowners insurance by $800.

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