How It Works
From your windows to storm-ready.
Every panel is measured, fabricated, and fitted to one home — yours. Here’s how a Kevlar shutter goes from a window opening to a wall of protection you can put up yourself.
The Process
Four steps, no handyman required.
We do the precise part. You get a panel light enough to handle solo.
Measure
We capture every opening to the millimeter — by drone where a tape can’t safely reach.
Fabricate
Each panel is cut and sewn from woven Kevlar mesh, built to your exact opening — not a stock size.
Fit
Panels seat into your existing aluminum-shutter clips. Designed so it can’t pull free.
Storm-ready
Light enough to install solo when the forecast turns. Up and ready in minutes, not hours.
Measured to the millimeter
A drone sees what a tape can’t.
A hurricane shutter only works if it fits. On a two-story window or an arched opening, a tape measure on a ladder is slow, risky, and rarely exact.
Instead, we fly the elevation, capture every opening, and turn those measurements into a CAD pattern. Each panel is cut from that pattern — so it seats cleanly the first time, with no gaps for wind to find.
Photo: drone & CAD measurement
Photo: woven Kevlar mesh close-up.
The Material
Body armor, reimagined for your windows.
Our panels are woven from DuPont™ Kevlar® — the same aramid fiber behind body armor and aerospace. It’s extraordinarily strong for its weight, which is exactly why a panel is light enough to handle on your own.
Tested to 150 MPH. It won’t rust, and because the mesh is semi-transparent, you keep your daylight and your view — no boarded-up dungeon while the storm passes.
The mesh also keeps out wind-driven rain, insects, dust, and debris. It uses a non-phthalate, REACH-compliant formulation and meets NFPA and CSFM fire-safety standards.
Why Kevlar
Heavy aluminum, or light Kevlar?
Both protect your windows. Only one you can put up by yourself.
Woven Kevlar panels
- ✓Light enough to install solo
- ✓Semi-transparent — daylight and view stay
- ✓Custom-fit to each opening
- ✓Rust-free; stores flat and compact
- ✓Seats into your existing clips
Heavy aluminum shutters
- –Often a two-person, multi-hour job
- –Solid — turns rooms dark during a storm
- –Bulky to store and handle
- –Can corrode and stain over time
- –Heavy hardware on every opening
Certification in progress
Built to the standard. Earning the stamp.
Florida building-product certification for our system is underway. Until it’s in hand, we’re working with a small group of early customers who want first access — and a direct line to the maker.
Get started
Let’s measure your windows.
Tell us about your home and we’ll map out what protecting it looks like — opening by opening.