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Hurricane - Plylox -Velcro – Hook & loop – Hardware – Rails

 

A recent headline that caused a stir:

 

“Great window & door storm protection could it cost less than plywood”.

 

StormCovers by CPS LLC announced today that by using their patented rails and their “SLATTING” (see slatting and picture below) system, a creative buyer could have window protection better than plywood for less that the cost of plywood…

 

If you plan on using plywood for storm protections Don't

– WAIT UNTIL YOU read this STORY first.

 

OUR STORY:

Prior to July of 2009, and because of the high cost of shipping by common carrier/truck, 4ft.x 8ft. sheets of polypropylene and polycarbonate were not cost effective; your only cost effective option was to use ½” plywood in 4’x 8’ sheets as they could

be purchased locally.

 

That’s all CHANGED - we now have access to a large network

of polypropylene sources throughout the USA. Odds are in

favor of a good source being very near you. And now we

can ship Storm Cover’s patented rails and our hardware kits

via UPS.

 

So now you should consider using 3/8” sheets of

polypropylene or polycarbonate. By the end of the first

season polypropylene will cost less than plywood and

still be usable year after year after year.

 

The one positive of plywood its available hours and days

before an impending storm.

 

Some of the many negatives of Plywood:

 

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1.  They are not attractive

2.  They begin warping as soon as you pick it up from the

    store.

3.  They will continue to warp in storage – (Especially when

    not securely affixed to the building.)

4.  They collect moisture and insects while in storage

5.  They make a building look like it has been vacated.

    (Telling the “bad guys” this place is easy pickings.)

6.  Plywood does NOT allow light to shine through. 

    (In storms electricity is likely to be out for hours and days)

7.  They are heavy and difficult to put in place in the wind.

8.  And the list goes on and on

 

 

The one negative of Poly materials is that they will not be as available as plywood if a storm is eminent. So it’s wise to

plan ahead.

 

Some positive examples of POLYPROPYLENE:

1.  They are attractive. especially with our rails installed

2.  More durable and offer much better protection than

    plywood.

3.  They let light in

4.  They are light weight – easier to install in the wind than

    plywood

5.  Warping not a problem

6.  Last for years and years.

7.  Attractive – So attractive they can even be installed days before a storm arrives and taken down days after the storm. REMEMBER LIGHT WILL PASS THROUGH.

 

Are you planning to install plywood or any other panels with Plylox® clips, Velcro®, hook and loop tape, screws, and

female panelmates with screw bolts or male panel mates with

 wing nuts? BEFORE YOU DO consider our StormCovers™

rail kit system.

 

We have several rail kits in black or white 4 and 8 ft. high  for almost all sizes and shapes of windows.

 

All the above can be shipped by UPS

 

NOTE: If you or you know of anyone living

 in a manufactured home, RV, trailer,

single or doublewide that should have

storm protection for their windows and

doors tell them about us. To the best of our knowledge we are the only company that

can offer protection for them...We have an inexpensive StormCover ™ protection system that will work for them.  Slatting:

See picture below showing a plywood slat, a polypropylene slat and a polycarbonate

slat. Any combination of slats could be used. Because of StormCovers™ slatting

program you may be able to find waste

or “cut offs” for free for the taking or at a

very low cost.

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We don’t claim to be the best there is on the market. Nor do we feel we are the only storm protection you should consider. But our product line of storm protection is at the top of the list in quality and the bottom of the list in price. We are in the plywood range of pricing.

Perhaps our four strongest features and benefits are our inexpensive pricing, quick quote program, availability of product for the do-it yourselfer and our quality of storm protection for such low pricing.

4 great features:

1.) StormCovers™ is a LLC company in their 5th.year of business with their own little niche in the storm cover and hurricane protection market.

2.) We offer 4 types of products for the storm protection and hurricane protection market
.

a.) Rails – patented -both fixed and slide in (shippable by UPS)

b.) PVC

c.) Poly Propylene 10mm to 16mm  For plywood 7/16” to 3/4”:

d.Poly Carbonates 10mm to       16mm

2. Aluminum – now in limited extrusions and on special order.

B. Hardware – one of Florida’s largest  suppliers. (On orders of $50.00 0r more freight is free!)

   Specialty tools

   Fabrics

  In finished product

   In bulk (you sew)

Large Poly Propylene and Poly Carbonate sheets are expensive to ship. Most likely we may know of local sources in your area so you can save shipping. Give us a call. 800-598-9108

EMAIL:
bill@
stormcovers.com


(800)
598-9108
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anks to The Weather Channel (www.weather.com)
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*We specialize in products for the “do-it-yourself “ and sell product direct and through the Internet, Dealers and Distributors.

*Note: Rails up to 8' and all hardware can easily be shipped by UPS or US Mail.

For answers to questions Ask Andy - e-mail: askandy@stormcovers.com

To contact us for shipping information or place orders, call:

Bill Johnson  (800) 598-9108

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