Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Hochwassersperre Hydrobarriere 732 cm Länge x 30 cm Höhe zur Wasserumleitung

We flooded 3 times in 6 months during severe thunderstorms; twice in one weekend. We deploy 8 of the 9 we bought. Our home is 900 feet from the road and 10 feet lower than the road. Four acres of pasture rainwater was more than one drainpipe could handle. Three of these barriers created a temporary catch basin until an actual basin was dug out and encircled by the dirt AND a new drain pipe added under the driveway. Two other barriers kept flooding rainwater on the neighbor’s property.. Three other barriers encircled our back porch which is now a walled in part of the house. They may stay there for the rest of my life. Only one improvement needed. Use welded heavier gauge D-rings and allow us to order replacement caps or affix a tether to the cap.

I live near the water in Florida and had an issue with flooding a few years ago during a hurricane. I purchased these with hopes that I would never need them, but was happy when the most recent hurricane rolled into the Gulf of Mexico. They did an excellent job with blocking the water. The shipping and packing was great. The bags were easy to use. Simply roll them out and fill them with water. One piece of advice is to make sure you have the bags exactly where you want them before you fill them up because they are near impossible to move once they are full of water. If you're putting them around your home, I'd recommend putting them against the exterior wall versus out in the yard. The sheer weight of the bags will prevent any water from coming underneath the bags. I also added a layer of landscaping plastic under the bag and against the home to provide an extra layer of protection as I was concerned about water coming underneath. I don't think the plastic was necessary, but it gave peace of mind incase the water did come up higher than the bags. I utilized my normal garden hose to fill the 24 x 20 x 12 bags. Each bag took approximately 45 minutes to fill up, so be sure to allow enough time for this. I did not try to stack the bags, but I may in the future as one side of my house tends to get more exposure due to the location of the shoreline. The bags were easy to empty. After getting the water out, I used my shop vac to extract the rest of the water and the air, which made it easier to fold the bags up for storage. I was able to fit three empty 24' bags in each 27 gallon storage bin. I highly recommend these flood prevention barriers.

The flood bags were packed well and the shipping was fast. I had a problem where I had to reach out to customer service the online chat box is the best way to contact them my problem was fixed quickly. These flood bag are great if you are preparing for hurricane season

In the resent floods in north Queensland this flood barrier saved our property from being flooded. My Neighbour has purchased the same item And I have purchased some smaller flood barriers.

This item is much larger than expected. It's very sturdy, although once it's about half full, there is no moving it, so make sure it's in place before filling much. It's impossible to move using the supplied hook-holds, so we simply rolled it away from the patio door toward the edge of the pool and emptied it directly into the pool, then draped it over the patio chairs to dry before rolling it up and storing it away. For such a large item, it stores away fairly compact. We are please with its performance, it def keep water from getting past it.

Easy to use and will do the job very nicely to protect from flooding. Waiting to order more. Out of stock at the moment.

PARFAIT . RESISTANT ET DE BONNE QUALITE

The flood bags look great. I just did not have to use them this past season. However, up here in Washington State it rains constantly, so I may yet need to use them.

Gutes Material leicht zu installieren, passt sich Unebenheiten an und hält das Wasser zurück

I rushed these to my mom in Port Charlotte but they didn’t make it in time because the hurricane turned right into them flooding so many places. They were glad to have them though. About 2 in got in the house so these are in the hurricane kit. They bought more to have a good barricade. Pros: thick rubbery material, comes in different sizes, resistant to salt water. The type that expand when wet are not for salt water Cons: it takes a long time to fill them by water hose, Are heavy once filled so plan ahead, Run out of stock in different sizes and sales. ‘ Tips: Don’t wait until the hurricane is hitting to ge these, especially if you live on salt water. I would label where you put them if they were successful. Just write front door with a sharpie. I hope you never have to live through it. Flooding is terrible.