Polypropylene hurricane screens
Advanced wind abatement systems
Globalia Hurricane Screens are made of an 11.5 millimeters thick, cutting edge, highly resistant polypropylene weave that is 97% solid and 3% porous. This allows visibility to the exterior and the entrance of light while stopping the entry of hurricane-force winds, rain and flying debris much better than any conventional hurricane shutters.
FAQ's
- Are Globalia Hurricane Screens approved and certified by the competent authorities?
- Do they have the Miami-Dade NOA?
- What is the nominal wind speed that the Globalia Hurricane Screens resist?
- Do Globalia Hurricane Screens also resist the impact of debris?
- What is the maximum size hurricane screen Globalia can install?
Certified hurricane protection systems
Certified wind abatement systems
All our products are certified and have been reviewed by the codes and standards of The Florida Building Commission and approved for use in high velocity hurricane impact zones.
Installation Types
Hurricane protection Installation that fits your needs
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Buckle and Strap Screen.
This type of installation is the safest because there is greater separation between the hurricane screens and the window. -
Grommet screen.
This option is less expensive due to the type of anchors needed to install your hurricane screens.
Other Globalia Hurricane Protection Systems
Highly specialized systems anti hurricane
We have a high expertise in fabric hurricane protection systems and we also provide and install other systems including transparent polycarbonate panels, aluminum accordion shutters, window safety film, all of them capable of withstanding winds in excess of 155 MPH.
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Tempered glass breakage
A frequent misperception about tempered glass regards its resistance to breakages. Many consider it "unbreakable" or "nearly unbreakable". Such is not the case. As with every other type of glass, also tempered glass can break.
