Floodstop is a unique, rapidly deployed flood barrier system. The barrier is assembled through a series of interlocking units. When, assembled, the majority of these units actually fill with the rising flood waters. This combined with the weighted connection keys ensure an assembled barrier will always remain in place against the rising flood waters.

-Inspect ground conditions and clear any debris.

-Position modular units out in a linear position for the chosen barrier length. Do not apply a significant degree of movement until the barrier is fully assembled.

-In a standard configuration- every fourth modular unit in an assembly should be a ‘pre-fill’ unit type.

-Any modular unit without semi-circles holes on their front face must be pre-filled with water ballast before use.

-Insert connecting keys (universal keys) ensuring each key is fully inserted. The base of each connection key should be in full contact with the ground.

-Once the universal keys are in place curvature can be applied to the barrier if required.

-Fill the ‘pre-fill’ units along the assembled Floodstop barrier with the water. Pre-fill units must be filled to the brim. This step ensures a preliminary seal along the base of the barrier.

-To create a connection with an insitu object such as a wall the Multi-hub unit should be employed. Simply connect the unit to the end of the assembled Flood Barrier.

Instructions for use:
1. Rotate the Multi-hub unit into the wall, ensuring the vertical foam gasket is placed under firm pressure.
2. Fill the Multi-hub unit with water, securing it in position.
3. If the flood water flow is expected to be significantly high, a wedge can be used to fix the rotation of the multihub.
4. Please note: It is recommended that the modular unit placed next to a multi-hub which is being used for a wall connection) is a ‘prefill’ unit type.