Hurricane screens use high-strength Aramid fabric in stainless retention tracks. They stop wind-driven debris and cut wind-driven rain, and they roll away out of sight when the season passes.
For a 20-foot veranda opening, a screen is usually the only certified option that does not require a structural center post in the middle of your view.
From $34 / sq ft installed — $34 per sq ft manual · motorized adds $700 per opening
Features
- Spans 12 to 40 feet with no center post
- Translucent — the space stays usable
- Manual crank or motorized with remote
- Doubles as sun and insect protection
Best for
- Verandas, lanais and covered porches
- Wide openings and odd geometry
- Resort and restaurant outdoor areas
Specifications
- Aramid fiber storm fabric
- Stainless zipper or keder retention track
- Aluminum roller tube and end caps
- Motorized units with battery backup option
Frequently asked questions
Do screens actually stop debris?
Tested screen systems pass the same large and small missile impact tests as rigid shutters when installed to their approved anchoring pattern.
Will rain still get through?
Screens dramatically reduce wind-driven rain but are not fully watertight. For enclosed rooms behind the screen we cover the glass as well.