I looked at this produce, then I participated in the My Safe Home program sponsored by the State of Florida. Basically what this program does is this:
The state sends a representative to your home and they inspect your home and give you suggestions to better prepare your home for a hurricane.
Then the state will match you in funds, up to $4,000 (I think that is the correct amount), if you choose to improve your home with one of their suggestions.
I ask about this film and also about impact resistant glass. What I was told about the film is it may keep the window from shattering, however, the entire window is likely to blow out because there is no way to attach the film to the frame of the window. About impact glass, it is only effective if you change out the entire window for reasons similar to the above. Certain frames are used for impact glass windows, the frames I have now would not hold up to the force if the need be.
So, I am looking at this fabric looking stuff. I will get the name if anyone is interested. They install these "clips" that stay permanent on your house. When a threat of storm, you can easily, (by yourself) attach the fabric type stuff and you are good to go.
Thoughts???