High winds from hurricanes and severe storms can cause broken windows, allowing extensive damage to the interior of your home. While covering windows with plywood is the least expensive option, polypropylene plastic storm panels weigh much less and allow light into the home.
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Hello –
This is just what I have been looking for to replace my plywood panels…!
I wonder if you can supply me with the retailer or manufacturer contact information for this product (corrugated polypropylene storm panel).
Thanks for your help.
Richard
I am looking at replacing my aluminum storm shutters with plastic because of the weight. Can you send me information on this product.
Thank you.
Can you send me more information. Any showroom or store I can visit here in Orlando FL area?
Thanks,
Rudy
Hi, Rudy,
TodaysHomeowner.com features home improvement advice from the nationally syndicated TV show “Today’s Homeowner” and its experts.
We don’t offer information on individual home builders and suppliers, but we encourage checking your local phone listings for this information.
Good luck, and thanks for your question!
Live in South Texas and would like additional information on this product. Thank you!
Am interested in the plastic storm panels;where can l buy them,l live in SC 29910
Hi, Jim,
TodaysHomeowner.com features home improvement advice from the nationally syndicated TV show “Today’s Homeowner” and its experts.
We don’t sell construction products on this website, but we encourage checking your local The Home Depot for these materials.
Good luck, and thanks for your question!
where and how can I buy these panels
Hi, Myra,
TodaysHomeowner.com features home improvement advice from the nationally syndicated TV show “Today’s Homeowner” and its experts.
We don’t sell construction products on this website, but we encourage checking your local home center for these materials.
Good luck!
Burning questions, what’s everyone supposed to do with all of the plywood after the hurricanes?
What can we do to protect our vynle window s in the back of the house lania from hurricane damage. Don is too weak to install any protection. Is there a roll down protect that is not the prement expensive roll downs ?. A type that is light weight. ?
WE are searching for a protect we can keep our Home safe that we can handle.
THANK YOU,
Shirley an d Don Crescent
Hi, Shirley,
Here’s our roundup of the best storm panels for your home: https://www.todayshomeowner.com/boarding-up-hurricane-storm-panels-for-your-home/
We hope one of these options meets your needs.
Good luck, and stay safe!
Where do I purchase these polypropylene panels? What sizes/thickness are available? Of course, what is the cost of the different sizes/thickness?
Hi, Stephen,
We don’t sell construction products, but we encourage checking your local home center for these materials.
Good luck!
I installed these panels 10 years ago and they performed wonderfully. Now I have added a large addition and need more panels. Having a hard time finding them. Do you have a contact? The place in Friendship, TX, no longer handles them (where we ordered last time). Would like to know soon —- thank you.
Hi, Richard,
Glad these panels have worked well for you, and congratulations on your home’s addition!
We don’t offer information on construction or product suppliers, but we recommend checking your local and state phone listings for this information.
Take care!
I appreciate the information on hurricane products, specifically, the Plastic Storm Panels. However, the info. , in and of itself, is useless if we don’t know where to buy it. Can’t find any retail outlet for the Plastic Storm Panels in the state of Florida.