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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 Picture of Male PanelMate Pro Installation Tool and supplied Drill Bits 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 Use your Browser's "Back" Button to return to this page after viewing a photo. 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 |