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Flood Defence and Protection

Each year, approximately 2.4 million homes in the UK are affected by river and coastal flooding, causing significant damage and leading to expensive restoration efforts. Flooding disrupts the lives of individuals and businesses alike, resulting in substantial financial losses to homes, workplaces, and warehouses across the country.

 

It’s a common misconception that flooding only impacts low-lying areas or properties near rivers and coasts. In reality, one in every six UK homes is at risk of flooding, and this risk is not limited to specific regions. Flooding can occur in various ways, often catching people off guard.

 

As climate change continues to alter weather patterns, more areas of the UK are likely to face the threat of flooding in the coming years. For this reason, it’s crucial for homeowners and business owners to understand the causes of flooding, its potential effects, and how to take preventative measures to minimize damage.

 


Flood Defence Categories

Choose the right solution for your home, we have options available for you!

Floodshield product used to shield floods from wet weather.
A flood barrier used to prevent water from infiltrating a home from floods.

FloodShield Products


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Product Focus: Storm Crate

StormCrates are the ideal solution for managing the challenges of wet weather. These versatile products are suitable for stormwater retention, attenuation, and infiltration applications. Engineered for efficiency, they are designed to stack seamlessly, creating either a below-ground stormwater holding tank or enabling stormwater to infiltrate into the surrounding ground.

During periods of heavy rainfall, the crates’ internal voids fill with rainwater. If used for attenuation, the collected water gradually drains into the connected drainage system, helping to reduce the risk of flooding and manage water flow effectively.