Florida Building Code Approved Shutters

Master Aluminum - HV Bahama Hurricane Shutter

HV Bahama Hurricane Shutter

The HV Bahama Hurricane shutter is built to meet the Florida Build Code for Non High Velocity Zones. Generally, these are areas outside of Dade and Broward County Florida. The shutter width can be extended by using multiple center mullions, up to a maximum width of 120 Inches.

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Master Aluminum - HV Colonial Hurricane Shutter

HV Colonial Hurricane Shutter

The HV Colonial Hurricane shutter is built to meet the Florida Build Code for Non High Velocity Zones. Generally, these are areas outside of Dade and Broward County Florida. The width of the shutter can be extended by using up to 4 folding panels .

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Architectural or Decorative Shutters

Master Aluminum - Foil Blade Bahama Shutter

Foil Blade Bahama Shutter

As an Architectural or Decorative shutter this product is extremely sturdy. The Unified welded frame easily maintains the integrity of the shutter in high wind environments while providing shade, soft lighting and a sufficient view of the outdoors.

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Master Aluminum - Z-Blade Bahama Shutter

Z Blade Bahama Shutter

The economical Z Blade Bahama Shutter also has a welded frame. Shorter blade length limitations are overcome by the use of more frequent center mullion spacing in this Bahama configuration. An ideal shutter where light weight and economical price are a factor.

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Master Aluminum - Foil Blade Colonial Shutter

Foil Blade Colonial Shutter

The Foil Blade Colonial can be configured in many different ways. Multiple horizontal mullions, flat panels, as well as double bottom and top frames can be added to change the appeal of the product. Arches can also be incorporated into the design of the shutter. Standard, Bi-fold, or Tri-fold designs are available.

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Master Aluminum - Z-Blade Colonial Shutter

Z Blade Colonial Shutter

The Z Blade Colonial shutter optimizes the use of the Z blade by keeping the blades short in length which in turn increases the strength of this economical design. Common widths of panels are 12” to 18” in and bi-fold and tri-fold designs remain fairly light weight.

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Master Aluminum - Board and Batten Colonial Shutter

Board and Batten Colonial Shutter

This is one of our strongest shutters. Although it is not tested as a hurricane shutter it is made with the same material as a hurricane shutter. Also there are many variations available, such as triple battens for extra tall windows, or cross battens as seen above. They are also available 2 panel, 3 panel of 4 panel configuration.

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Master Aluminum - Arched Foil Blade Panel

Arched Foil Blade Panel

Arched panels are usually placed over a wall as a decorative item where a window does not exist. The arched frame is made by running the frame through a roll bending machine. The panel is cut to the same radius as the frame. By attaching the arched frame to the panel we achieve the look of a one piece panel with an arched top. The same procedure is used for arched colonial shutters over an arched window.

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Master Aluminum - Arched Board and Batten

Arched Board and Batten

The arched board and batten shutters are usually ordered to match B & B Colonial shutters when one of the window is arched.  There are various configurations that are available for the battens, giving them a unique appeal common in some historic areas.

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