Accordion hurricane shutters are permanently installed on the left and right sides of your window or door and glide closed in seconds — no ladders, no storage space, and no heavy storm panels to put up and take down when a storm is on the way. They are among the most popular types of hurricane protection available and the easiest to use: lock them from the inside or the outside for added security, close them for privacy or shade, and maintain them with nothing more than an occasional wash and silicone lubricant on the rollers and locking mechanism.
We carry the Bertha HV™ accordion shutter, a high-grade aluminum storm shutter considered by many to be the best accordion shutter available. Bertha HV™ accordion shutters meet the Florida Building Code for both High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ — Miami-Dade and Broward County) and Non-HVHZ locations, and also meet Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), International Building Code (IBC), and International Residential Code (IRC) standards. Choose from four colors: White, Ivory, Beige, and Bronze.
When open, an accordion shutter stacks evenly to both sides of the opening for a clear, unobstructed view. Closed or partly closed, it shades the glass and helps lower cooling costs — and because accordion shutters lock, many customers use them to secure vacation homes and rentals whenever the property sits empty.
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Already own accordions? This page also carries our accordion shutter parts: HV T-handle locks, push-button keyed locks, egress turn locks, locking pins, holdback clips, and vinyl track inserts — what you need to fix a sticking or non-locking shutter without replacing the whole system
