A NOAQ Boxwall flood barriers are a freestanding temporary flood barrier, able to dam water and are self-anchoring. They are designed specifically for the urban environment, with even surfaces like asphalt street etc.
• Freestanding temporary flood barrier
• Self-anchoring
• Easy to store
• No tools are needed
• Low weight-easy to use
In the Austrian city of Kufstein, a street was transformed into a canal by constructing NOAQ boxwalls barriers on either side. This allowed the water to be efficiently directed past the buildings and into the river.
Quick deployment of NOAQ barriers successfully diverted flood waters, preventing the Pragati Maidan underpass from being submerged during the heavy rains.
NOAQ barrier testing in Taiwan has proven effective in safeguarding tunnels from flooding. These innovative barriers implemented during these tests have successfully mitigated flood risks, ensuring the safety and functionality of critical infrastructure. This achievement has marked a significant advancement in flood prevention technology.
Acting as a first line of defense, these NOAQ barriers are helping to control water levels and prevent floods from damaging homes, infrastructure, and natural habitats.
These barriers are self-anchoring, as it is automatically ballasted by the weight of the flood water. The higher the water rises, the harder is the barrier pressed against the ground. Utilizing the weight of the water, the barrier itself doesn’t need to be heavy.
It is built by snapping the boxes together. No tools are needed. Gradual curves are made by connecting the boxes at a slight angle and for corners there are specific corner boxes.
The boxes can be stacked, which means they require very little space for storage and transportation. They are loaded in stackable cases
It is built by snapping the boxes together. No tools are needed. Gradual curves are made by connecting the boxes at a slight angle and for corners there are specific corner boxes.
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Disclaimer:- Special thanks to NOAQ Flood Protection AB and Flooddefensegroup for some of these videos and photos
