Photo of hurricane Fran - 1999

Florida Hurriguard Storm Panels

Economical Polycarbonate Storm Panels for the DIY'er

Photo of hurricane Fran - 1999
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Assorted Photos and Videos of Storm Panels & Accessories
Panel Mounted on side of garage. (I have never opened the garage windows so I have decided to just leave these panels up all year.)
Distant view large window with panel mounted
Close-up of Gallina Polycarbonate Extrusion showing internal structure.
Photo of Available Anchors and Bolts
Photo of  alternative Female Flush-Mount Lead Expansion Anchors for Masonry Use
Photo of Pending 1-7/16" Female "Insert" Anchor for Wood or Masonry
Collage of anchor installation and decorative cover screw/caps
Close-up of Sidewalk Bolt used to secure panel
Picture of battery-powered trim saw and blade I used to cut polycarbonate sheets
Picture of our Polycarbonate "U" Channel
Picture of our 16mm Aluminum "U" Channel. Suggested for attachment/anchoring at the lower edge of a sliding glass door or on a window sill.
Picture of Male PanelMate Pro Anchor
Photo of 96" Upper-Case "H" Rigid Polycarbonate Channel (used to couple adjacent panels together)
Picture of the Combination Drill Bit for Masonry (used to drill the pilot hole and the counter-bore at the same time for the flush-mount anchors)
Picture of the Combination Drill Bit for Wood (used to drill the pilot hole and the counter-bore at the same time for the flush-mount anchors)
Picture of the Elco Female Panelmate Installation Tool.
2005 Christmas photo of our dog letting us dress her as an elf

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Video of Polycarbonate panel undergoing ASTM Pressure Cycling Test
Video of Polycarbonate panel undergoing ASTM Large Missile Impact Test
Video of Polycarbonate being cut with battery-powered trim saw

09/22/23