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Flood barriers by site type.

Each kind of site floods in its own way. Find yours below to see where water gets in and which barrier suits each opening.

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Commercial

Shops, centres, venues and offices.

Automatic flood barrier raised across a covered car park ramp beside city towers at night in heavy rain

Shopping centres

Basement parking, public entries, loading docks and street-front tenancies on one site.

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Aluminium flood barrier protecting a glazed pharmacy shopfront

Shops and retail

Glazed frontages on leased premises, with options that need no fixings.

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Red fabric flood barrier set across the glass entrance of a brick motel in heavy rain, with water running along the path

Hotels, pubs, cafés and restaurants

Doors that stay open to guests until the last moment, then close fast.

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Aluminium flood barrier across an office lobby entrance

Offices and commercial buildings

Lobbies, roller doors and after-hours entries, opening by opening.

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Industrial and infrastructure

Warehouses, utilities, stations and public buildings.

Aluminium flood barrier deployed across a factory roller door during heavy rain

Warehouses and loading docks

The widest openings on the site, on thresholds that are rarely level.

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Passive flood barrier lying flush across a paved roadway, its patterned steel top plate level with the surface

Industrial sites and utilities

Unattended gates, heavy vehicles, switch rooms and plant buildings.

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Passive flood barrier panel raised across a paved station entrance, with water held behind it

Train and metro stations

Entries that lead straight down to the concourse and platforms.

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Automatic flood gate at a hospital basement car park ramp

Hospitals and aged care

Plant rooms, generators and ambulance access that must keep working.

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ABS portable flood barriers deployed at a school entrance

Schools and public buildings

Several buildings and several entries, often with one caretaker.

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Glass flood wall on a concrete lakeside edge beside a cycle path

Waterfronts and riverside paths

A fixed glass flood wall that keeps the view and needs nothing put in place.

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Car parks

Ramps that lead below ground.

Passive flood barrier raised across the top of a basement car park ramp

Basement car parks

Protection at the top of the ramp, before the water reaches the plant below.

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Automatic flood barrier at a city car park ramp

Car parks with nobody on site

Barriers that raise themselves at night and on weekends, with nobody on site.

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Homes and residential

Apartments, houses and garages.

Automatic flood barrier at an apartment building basement entrance

Apartments and strata

Shared basements, lobbies and plant that a committee decides on together.

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Oxford flood barrier set up across a front door

Houses

Front doors, gates and low entry points, closed by one person in minutes.

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Aluminium flood barrier across a double garage door

Home garages

Panels made to the garage opening that lift out after the event.

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Every site is different. Start with the openings.

Send the opening sizes and a few photos, and we will recommend a product for each opening with a written quotation for the whole site.

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