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Fabricshield
 Mt. Hope, OH (September 15, 2003)
Wayne-Dalton announces the introduction of a new product category to its offering - Fabric-Shield Storm Panels. These panels are designed to cover windows, doors, and other home openings and protect against the destructive forces of hurricanes. However, they are completely different from traditional steel and aluminum panels that are now in common use.
Fabric-Shield Storm Panels are made of PVC coated fabric that is tested to block wind, rain, and storm-driven projectiles to meet stringent building code requirements. The fabric is a natural translucent white color enabling homeowners to have more light in the house during the day. This is very helpful if a storm has knocked out power, or for those homeowners who leave the panels up for an extended period of time.
"We are pleased to introduce this innovative product," said Dave Osso, corporate marketing manager. "Unlike other steel and aluminum panels, the Fabric-Shield Storm Panels are lightweight and easy to handle. In fact, they are three to eight times lighter than most metal storm panels. Other advantages to homeowners are that the panels allow for compact storage because they can be rolled up, laid flat or hung up, and they do not have sharp edges that can cause injury."
Fabric-Shield Storm Panels are "home-owner friendly". No special tools are required for installation, as the panels simply attach to the structure with grommets. They are available in standard sizes to cover many masonry window openings and are also available in custom sizes.
 Wayne-Dalton Fabric -Shield Storm Panels are a highly-effective alternative to steel or aluminum hurricane panels. These PVC coated woven fabric panels are tested to block wind, rain and storm-driven projectiles. Yet Fabric -Shield panels are easy to handle and translucent, allowing light to enter.
Standard and custom sizes available
Lightweight, easy to handle and store
Quick to deploy and remove
Translucent, allowing diffused light to enter
Patent Pending
For more information, contact Tropical Window, Inc. at 352-795-4226.
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