The Easy-On Storm Shutter - Best and Easiest Home Hurricane Protection

The Easy-On Storm Shutter is a revolutionary and totally unique patent-pending hurricane storm shutter that can be installed by one person in seconds using ( absolutely NO TOOLS and requires NO ASSEMBLY. Furthermore, ONLY ONE SIZE fits most windows. (Multiple shutters can be installed on extra-large windows). Also, the Easy On Storm Shutter is re-useable, year after year, and since you don't have to drill holes to mount any ugly hardware, your home remains totally unscathed after removal.
This is truly the WORLD'S ONLY "off-the-shelf-ready" storm shutter in the world. I just need a business partner to help me bring this great product to market! I can be reached at: mcneliscapt@aol.com
Thank you for looking!
Capt. David McNelis (inventor)

P.S.- Please forgive the amatuer video, it was totally unscripted and shot with little preparation...also, my camera is so old it required me to use a sample coversion software program just to post it on youtube.

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[gulfmar]

Very interesting  Dave. Try to get it tested on a windtunnel so you can prove its effectiveness. Then you'll have people trying to get it from you.

[davidtheinventor]

Thanks! gulfmar, for your reply. However, as I previously mentioned in a past comment, I simply do not have the funds to have the Easy On Storm Shutter tested officially. Yet, I have replicated all the official tests and my shutter performs extremely well. By the way, none of the official tests for hurricane storm shutters include wind-tunnel testing. Wind tunnel testing is primarily used for racing performance, etc.

[davidtheinventor]

I appreciate all comments concerning my Easy-On Storm Shutter. With all regards due to current hurricane storm shutter testing, including the most stringent in the the USA (Miami-Dade protocols 101-103), I have simulated all the tests (I cannot afford the official tests) and my shutter performs admirably. Simply put, I would not waste my time promoting my product if I had any doubts as to its efficacy doing the job it is intended to do.

Sincerely, David McNelis, inventor.

[LiarLiarPants0nFire]

I really like it alot, but I will wait for real world results before I buy in to such a system.

[LiarLiarPants0nFire]

Pretty cool idea, but worthless if there is no proof that it actually works under storm conditions.