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Flood Risk & Drainage AquaDam


The AquaDam Temporary Dam system is designed for use in both flood response and civil engineering applications.


The product has been manufactured in the United States by AquaDam Inc. for a period in excess of 20 years, where it has been proven, time and time again, as an invaluable means of flood prevention.


Rapid Installation


AquaDams can be installed with a minimum of effort requiring only two people, a small vehicle or trailer and pumps. The dams can quickly be moved to the location at risk with substantial lengths inflated in a single day. AquaDams require minimal clean-up after the flood event has passed as the dams can be deflated by the same small crew and stored for re-use in future floods.


AquaDam distribution partners are the Layfield Group in Canada and Albion Water Structures Limited are the European distributors of Aquadam and work closely with AquaDam Inc to ensure delivery of a world class product backed up by a substantial depth of knowledge and expertise.


Click here to view our flood defence applications brochure


A major advantage of the AquaDam System is that a dam can be deployed in a straight line or a curve, which is ideal for highway flood protection or to completely surround property or utility sites.


www.managingwater.co.uk


For FLOOD RESPONSE & civil engineering applicaons


Albion Water Structures Ltd


AquaDam European Distributor Regus Building


Windmill Hill Business Park Whitehill Way Swindon SN5 6QR ENGLAND


T.: +44 (0)1793 251 700 www.cofferdam.co.uk


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