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Tube Flood Defences
The Tube flood defences can be brought down from 10 to 1 meters by simply sliding them together, like an accordion. All that’s left is a package of 1 meter. This package fits in a pallet box of 100 x 120 x 120 cm. that has a lid. The pallet boxes are easy to stack since they are the same size as a block pallet. You are wise to store the weir dry because any remaining moisture might stink. If you have more questions about how storage should be arranged please let us know.
Flood Barrier Storage In Pallet Boxes
Flood Barrier Storage
A 10 meter Tubebarrier can be reduced down to 1 meter by the accordion-effect. The pallet boxes are 100 x 120 x 120 centimeters. These boxes weigh approximately 30 kg., the Tube Barrier itself weighs about 70 kg. That will give you a total of roughly a 100 kg. per box with a 10 meter embankment. The pallet boxes have a separate lid that is easy to remove.
Model Standard TB-7010 ( 70 cm High) - Flood Barrier Storage
The standard TB-7010 (70 cm high) model Flood Barriers are packed per Section of 10 meters in a pallet box with dimensions of 120 x 100 cm and 100 cm high. This is a strong plastic box where you can put all the Barrier supplies. This means that you have everything at hand per 10-meter section. These plastic boxes weigh around 35 kg, together with the contents of the box the weight will be around 125 kg.
Maintenance Flood Barrier
When the barrier is properly washed and stored, it does not emit any smells. However, improper cleaning and storage may lead to some unpleasant smells when the barrier is deployed once again. Every flood defences barrier should be kept in its storage box or bag for protection against UV rays, dirt, and damages, as well as easier handling during transport. As far as rodents are concerned, they are not attracted to PVC cloth, and so far known, will not chew this type of material. Of course other Boxes are available for other Model Barriers.
Folding the Tubebarrier for Storage
Stand with one person behind and one person in front of the barrier. The person in front of the barrier picks up the front flap and places it on the tunnel. The person behind the barrier grabs the rubber elastic attached to the storm flap and hooks it into the sail ring of the front flap. Repeat this with the remaining elastics. Fold the barrier together so that a small package is created. Place the storage box next to the package.