We used 40% more material to achieve this effect.

And while we used attached skirts at one end to accommodate end-to-end connections to achieve continuous length, we are the only supplier of inflatable barriers to utilize high density polyethylene sheets to ensure that barrier height is maintained where barriers are connected.

But our innovations don’t stop there!

We’ve added dual fill ports to protect barriers from over-filling and multiple drain ports to unload water quickly; attached loops with quick links to secure barriers together to stack barriers for increased barrier wall height; handles for convenience, complete kits for low-level flooding protection, and aprons on some of our barriers for enhanced seepage and abrasion protection.

Water inflatable barriers can be used to divert flood waters for property protection; for shoreline restoration, sediment control, and as cofferdams to repair or construct canals, culverts and bridge repair.

Innovation however isn’t our only strength!

We believe in customer service; we just don’t say it, we believe it and we practice it!

Understanding our barrier products.

WHY WERE DIFFERENT.

Port plugs: May be used to replace ball valves when required (such as winter operations)
Ground sheet: Recommended to protect barrier from debris, stains and sharp objects on the ground (optional extra).
Top sheet: Recommended to protect stacked barriers from water penetration between barriers and to protect from stains from fallen leaves and debris.
Apron: At the present time our 20 foot x 8 inch Oval Premium Barrier and our 72 inch high barriers are each equipped with an apron which extends out from the barrier for greater seepage protection, and it wraps underneath the barrier for better abrasion protection.
HDPE sheets: Cut to size to fit the various barrier heights, the semi-rigid plastic sheets are inserted into the skirt of the barrier along with the adjoining barrier (which increases the length of the barrier wall) to maintain a uniform barrier height, even at the connection point of the barriers (optional extra).
RF Welding: Radio frequency welding (microwave) is the best method the industry has for fabricating flexible plastic materials. We use this type of welding at the critical points of our barriers to maintain superior quality.
Loops and Quick Links: Loops are located along each side of the barrier and when in combination with the quick links (a supplied accessory) they can be used to belt barriers together for stacking pyramid style or to maintain a uniform tandem barrier wall.
Inflatable barriers can be used for water and liquid chemical storage and transport but are not approved for potable water use.

Overview of Flooding! - Video