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Prime-Line S 5100 Hurricane Board-Up Clips, Fits 1/2 In. Thick Plywood, Stamped Steel (20 Pack)
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Prime-Line S 5100 Hurricane Board-Up Clips, Fits Features
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Do-it-yourself hurricane board-up clips provide a simple, quick and inexpensive way to protect windows during high hurricane winds
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Designed for use over windows on brick, wood and stucco surroundings that project outwards at 90-degree right angles, adjacent to recessed windows
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Clips fit 1/2 inch thick plywood and are re-usable
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For wind speeds up to 150 mph, depending on overall window size opening
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Measure width and height of opening, subtract 1/4 inch from those measurements, this leaves 1/8 inch on all sides
About Prime-Line S 5100 Hurricane Board-Up Clips, Fits
These hurricane board-up clips are constructed of stamped steel and come unfinished. They are designed for fast and secure board-ups over windows on brick, wood and stucco surroundings that are sufficiently recessed in from the exterior finished surface, with 90 degree right angle surfaces adjacent to the windows for them to work. These clips help provide swift shielding of windows from high winds and dangerous airborne debris. Installation instructions are provided for use with 1/2 inch thick plywood, to include mounting and removal for storage and future use. Kindly refer to the wind speed chart for proper count and spacing of clips to be used, based on wind speed and overall window sizes. The chart covers window sizes ranging from 24 to 96-in. Wide, and for wind speeds up to 110-150mph., all depending on overall window size opening. To install you push the plywood with clips into your window frame. To remove the panels grasp the tension legs with a gloved finger and pull toward you to release the tension. If needed, you can use a pry bar if the tension is too tight.
