KANE, Pennsylvania - January 10, 2012 - From educational facilities to emergency shelters, many property owners and facility managers in U.S. coastal regions are in search of effortless, non-stop protection from strong winds, hurricanes and debris, year-after-year.  That’s why so many have turned to Hurri-Kane Storm Barriers, a division of the Kane Manufacturing Corporation and the KaneSterling family of architectural products. 

Hurri-Kane Storm Barriers provide users with an easy, continuous solution to tropical storm damage, vandals and UV rays, with no panels to store and no optional pins to install or remove.

Designed and tested to meet Dade-County requirements and support FEMA objectives, Hurri-Kane meets the criteria to be used in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) achieving design pressures (PSF) of +102.0 and -115.0.   

These state-of-the-art hurricane screens are ideal for applications such as universities, healthcare facilities, municipal buildings, condominiums, commercial buildings, residential properties and more.  Hurri-Kane Storm Barriers are sleek and aesthetically pleasing with invisible stainless steel wire cloth and perforated panel infill options, to provide solar shading and reduce cooling costs.  What’s more, Kane’s hurricane screens can be installed on any type of structure, whether new or old.

For emergency exit and maintenance purposes, Kane has installed an interior life safety single-point egress release, plus an exterior key-opened accessibility feature in each one of their screens.

To learn more about Hurri-Kane Storm Barriers, call 1-800-952-6399 or visit wwww.kanehurricane.com.