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Hurricane-grade protection — OmegaTex Defender fabric, year-round
Choose from our premium selection of outdoor-rated materials. From dense solar mesh for maximum heat blockage to fine insect screens and clear vinyl enclosures.
Note: On-screen colors may vary from actual fabric. We bring physical swatch books to every design consultation so you can see the exact materials in your home's lighting.
7 standard powder-coat colors
Custom powder coating (RAL matching) and custom wood grain finishes are also available by request to perfectly match your architecture.
GEN4 Defender storm screen system — Hurricane Bronze or Hurricane Granite fabric rated for Category 5 winds exceeding 156 mph. Provides year-round protection from hurricanes, storms, insects, sun, and glare. Note: Red Hurricane Clips required every 18″ on legacy Gen3 tracks. FBC/HVHZ certified — Design Pressure rated to +/− 200 PSF.
Technical Data
| Platform | Defender / Gen3 storm track |
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| Fabric options | 2 fabric lines — see selector above |
| Certifications & Approvals |
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| Pricing Target | Custom quote |
Hardware Breakdown
Architectural Assets
Manufacturer spec sheets, certifications, and structural guides for Defender Storm Screen System. Essential reference for your site visit or general contractor.
Built for the coast and inland Northwest
Durability meets Design.
FeltsCustoms specifies treatments for real Pacific Northwest conditions — not just the showroom wall.
UV & solar control
Fabrics and finishes specified for west-facing glare and summer UV — so interiors stay cooler when the PNW sun finally shows up.
Heat retention in winter
Cellular, layered, and insulated options that cut drafts and keep rooms warmer when the long wet season sets in.
Moisture-smart materials
Faux wood, composites, and exterior-rated systems that stand up to humidity, condensation, and temperature swings.
Wind & driving rain
Mounts and hardware chosen for coastal gusts and sideways rain — installed for real weather, not catalog optimism.
On-site measure in Vancouver WA, Portland OR, and nearby — we confirm openings, stack, and hardware before anything is ordered.