20 HurricaneClip Premium Heavy Duty 1/2 Inch Stainless Hurricane Clips for use securing Plywood Hurricane shutters | Hurricane Panel Clips to Secure Hurricane Window Plywood | New Fit Design (20)

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About 20 HurricaneClip Premium Heavy Duty 1/2 Inch

EASY to install & remove - Simply install clips and push plywood into the window and press hurricane clips in place to securely fasten the window protection NO screws, nails, brackets or bolts that permanently damage your property HOLDS plywood in window casing to protect windows during high wind events LASTING - Store in a dry place and use again and again 10 CLIPS - Fits 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch plywood to hold in your window casing. The clips will work on blocks, brick, wood, stucco, vinyl, etc as long as you have a window casing that provides 2+ inches of space between the window and outside wall. The clips need enough room to grab the casing and hold the wood in place. Installing the Clips Place the clips on each plywood cover (if the window is 24”x24” or smaller, only two clips are needed). - Each clip should be placed on the edge of the plywood cover no more than 24 inches apart. - Make sure the tension legs are facing towards you. Push the plywood covers with the clip tension legs to the outside firmly into the casing. Clips work as well in round windows as they do in rectangular windows. Installing the Clips Place the clips on each plywood cover (if the window is 24”x24” or smaller, only two clips are needed). - Each clip should be placed on the edge of the plywood cover no more than 24 inches apart. - Make sure the tension legs are facing towards you. Push the plywood covers with the clip tension legs to the outside firmly into the casing. Clips work as well in round windows as they do in rectangular windows. You can adjust the number of clips used toaccount for different shapes and sizes of windows. Note: The new design will keep the clips on place even for thinner plywood. For additional stability - use small screw or nail to keep the clips in place when installing it to a board. Or you can use a pliers to tighten the opening of the clip to make it more secure.