Why Choose Storm Panels?

Hurricane shutters can be a tricky topic to explore. Many people don’t know what type of shutter is right for them. Looking for the most inexpensive option that has maximum protection, then look no further. Hurricane storm panels are economically friendly shutter that provides maximum protection. The biggest downside to the storm panels is that they are very heavy and take a lot of time to deploy onto your house. Also, every hurricane season you have to put up and takedown. The reason they are the cheapest type of shutter is that they are the most timely shutter.

It would be a better idea to go for the aluminum storm panels instead of steel. Aluminum storm panels are lighter and more protective than steel therefore it may be a better idea to go with the aluminum material. They are made with high-grade .050 aluminum that will ensure your property is protected. If you have a patio to protect, hurricane storm panels can be a great way to protect your patio and ensure no debris breaks into your porch.

If you are looking for a type of shutter that is on the cheaper side, but you don’t like how long storm shutters take to deploy, then I recommend going with the accordion shutters. Many people look to involve their children in helping with the hurricane storm panels, this can be very dangerous because the panels are very sharp and heavy. Hurricane storm panels usually come with the houses in Florida, but sometimes the dimensions are off and don’t fit properly so you have to get more.

Not everyone is financially stable enough to afford the roll-up shutters that deploy up to four windows with the push of a button. Accordion shutters are the happy medium between cheap and expensive. The accordion shutters take about 15 minutes to deploy around your property and can stay up all year so you don’t have to carry them up and down your two-story building. Another benefit of accordion shutters is you can have more space in your garage since they stay up year-round and don’t need to be stored they just slide open and close with the railing system.