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The Accordion Storm Shutter measuring instructions are simple. The basis for all measurements are the width and height measurements of the opening you plan to protect.
Before measuring, let's decide if you will surface mount the shutter on the face of the building around the opening or will you install the shutter recessed inside of the opening. A recessed installation means the shutter will be between two surfaces horizontally and or between a floor and a ceiling. If you have a deeply recessed opening (5" or more) and you want or need to mount recessed into the opening, that is the dimension in inches we need. We will manufacture the shutter to fit inside the recessed area. If your shutter is a floor-to-ceiling installation, (We call that "trapped") the actual dimension from the floor to the ceiling in inches is what we need. With the dimensions and type of installation, we will send the correct headers and s and manufacture the Accordion shutter to fit inside your opening. Keep in mind, the shutter when in the stored position will provide a clear opening less than the actual width of the shutter. The clear opening in width will be reduced by 3.5" plus one inch per foot of actual shutter width. For example a 12' wide shutter when in the stored position will provide a clear opening width of 10' 8.5". The shutter can be designed to open one way or center open or some combination in between. |
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