Sand-Filled Flood Fighting Systems

Sand-filled flood fighting systems feature a multi-cell flood barrier that is connectable and stackable, allowing them to be stacked to any height required. The polypropylene coated fabric used in the construction of these systems provides excellent durability and impact resistance, making them an ideal choice for flood protection. The cell shape of these systems is designed to use gravity and hydrostatic pressure to anchor to the ground, ensuring that they stay in place during flood events. With their versatility and effectiveness, sand-filled flood fighting systems are a practical option for protecting properties from flood damage.

TRAPEZOIDAL SAND-FILLED FLOOD BARRIER

Permashield flood fighting systems are versatile solutions for providing flood protection, cofferdams, levee strengthening, and dune stabilization. The woven polypropylene coated fabric used in these systems is resistant to damage from debris and can withstand contamination and seepage, making them highly durable. Additionally, the cell design ensures that any damage is isolated, preventing the entire system from failing. These systems can be customized to any length using connectable 50-foot runs, making them suitable for longer runs that require extensive flood protection.

Shape engineered to hold back water

Stable design doesn't move under high pressure

Bags can be stacked to reach any height

Can be connected for long runs

Product Details

SHORT RUN SAND-FILLED FLOOD BARRIER

Versashield flood fighting systems are a cost-effective and rapidly deployable solution for protecting properties against flood damage. These systems are typically used for shorter widths, and they can be stacked to any height required for effective flood protection. The impact-resistant design of these systems ensures that they can withstand debris and other hazards during a flood event. With their ease of deployment and effectiveness, short run sand-filled flood fighting systems are a practical option for protecting properties against flood damage in a cost-effective manner.