Garrison Flood Control - Mayim Flood Barrier & Water Diversion Wall - 30" Tall

Mayim Flood Barrier & Water Diversion Wall - 30" Tall

The Mayim flood control barrier is an easy to deploy flood control system. If you are looking for a durable, efficient and lengthy system of protection for your building or facility, the Mayim Flood Barrier is the solution.

Protect against heavy rains, severe storms, swelling rivers and flash floods by deploying your Mayim water diversion and flood control barriers.

With our simple insert and lock connection system, Mayim flood barrier panels connect seamlessly to create a complete flood protection system. Gain the ability to quickly deploy a durable flood wall that is built specifically for active flood threats. Achieve protection heights of 20 and 30 inches to handle a variety of floods.

Applications:

• Flood and emergency response
• Property management
• Home and office perimiters
• Loading dock and warehouse entryways
• Public transit and municipal buildings
• Power plants and electrical substations
• Agricultural operations and field protection
• Server/Technology centers
• Museums and public assembly facilities
• Electric vehicle fire submersion pools

Features:

• Supports the emergency plan for your building, facility or municipality
• No extra tools or materials required
• Flexible design flood panels fit your needs
• Reusable for future flooding events
• Compactly stores and takes up minimal space
• Easily deploy as mobile flood barriers when minutes matter the most
• Stop and redirect water to prevent damaging
• Stands tall against rising water and a variety of flood types

FAQs

Will the Mayim Flood Barriers work on Grass?

The barriers do not work well on grass. They work best on solid surfaces like concrete due to the neoprene seal on the bottom. If you only had 1 or 2 panels on the grass and the rest on concrete, it wouldn't effect it too much.

Have the Mayim Flood Barriers been tested on the impact of waves, rather than just rising water?

The Mayim barrier is very durable and can handle some wave action. We have had these in heavily flowing rivers, during tidal events and deployed during storms. We do recommend that some sandbags be placed for ballast to help maintain the position of the barriers, until the water rises to ballast it, but we generally feel comfortable with the Mayim barriers handle some light to medium wave action.