Strap and Buckle Fabric

Storm Catcher Strap & Buckle Screens offer powerful hurricane protection with a lightweight, see-through design. Made from a high-strength monofilament fabric, these screens are engineered to deflect up to 95% of wind energy—reducing the force of 150 mph gusts to a much calmer breeze before they ever reach your home. Installation is simple and quick, even on short notice. The strap-and-buckle system allows for easy deployment by looping through eyehooks or wrapping around structural columns, then securing tightly with reinforced cross-stitched buckles for a secure fit. These screens are designed to cover a wide variety of openings, offering flexible coverage wherever it’s needed. Unlike traditional storm protection, these screens are translucent, letting in natural light and maintaining visibility so you’re not left in the dark during the storm. You can stay protected without feeling closed off from the outside world.

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Why Choose Strap & Buckle Storm Screens Over Other Hurricane Products?

Strap and Buckle Storm Screens are a lightweight, flexible, and highly effective solution for hurricane protection—perfect for homeowners who want ease of use without sacrificing performance. Here’s why they might be the best choice for your property:

Quick & Easy Deployment: No need for tools or long setup times. These screens can be installed fast using the built-in strap-and-buckle system—just loop around columns or secure to eyehooks and you’re storm-ready in minutes.

Lightweight Yet Strong: Made from a high-strength monofilament fabric, these screens are engineered to absorb and deflect up to 95% of wind energy, reducing the impact of 150+ mph winds before they reach your home.

Flexible Fit: Ideal for unusually shaped or oversized openings such as lanais, patios, or large windows. The fabric can be cut and fitted to almost any area that’s difficult to protect with rigid products.

See-Through Design: Unlike traditional shutters or panels, these screens allow light in and visibility out—helping you avoid that closed-in, boarded-up feeling during a storm.