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6.8 Accordion Shutter
6.8 system has one of the tightest blade stacks in the industry, the blades in the open position only take up one inch per foot including center mate.
The 6.8 system features an offset screw boss that allows for lubrication of the assembly screw and isolates the hinge from the corrosion effect from dissimilar metal contact.
Assembly screws are JS-500 plated over 410 HT w/zinc for better life span & increased durability.
TCI uses significantly heavier track system than the competition.
Uses a singular center mate, for less inventory requirements.
Fast & simple locking procedure close centers & push in key lock.
Most other shutters require a 6 step locking procedure.
No lock bars required. |
6.8 Accordion Shutter
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6.8 Accordion shutter
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Bahama Shutter
- An articulating blade - allow approximately 1" between louvers.
- Significantly better outward views than other Bahama shutters without the need for perforations or secondary backing.
- Increased light transmission.
- Unobstructed air flow in the open position.
- Infinitely adjustable.
- 38" Clear Span
- Articulating Louvers
- No backing required
- Easy, One-hand adjustments
- Fully tested to A.S.T.M. E1886-E1966
- Large missile impact resistant
- Approx. 1" between articulating louvers
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Bahama Shutter
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Metal Storm Panels
S.B.C.C.I Approved
Lightweight
Rust-free
Low Cost
Easy Installations
Panels available in:
Mill finish or White
Multiple Track Options
Track available in:
White or bronze
Tested to withstand the NEW 2001 wind standard for ASCE 7-98, with base speeds of up to 150 mph wind load as well as Dade & Monroe counties with base wind speeds ranging from 110 to 155 mph.
Tested in accordance with Dade county protocols PA201, PA202 and PA203, which cover impact from wind born debris, wind load and cycle load testing. |
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