PS FLOOD BARRIERS™ : SOLUTIONS THAT HOLD WATER

Flood concerns shouldn’t erode your confidence. At PS Industries® Incorporated, we learned about the incredible power of water firsthand during the Red River’s devastating flood of 1997 in our hometown of Grand Forks, North Dakota. We’ve put those lessons to good use, and the resulting flood doors and flood barriers are much more than just protection against water, they are protection against fear. This allows you to do business with confidence, which in turn allows your business to thrive.

PS Industries’ products are made from structural materials that are engineered to meet the requirements of the International Building Code – the same structural expectations as your building itself. The dependability of each of our products is thoroughly proven by structural engineering calculations, stringent physical testing standards, and thousands of validated customer applications.

Whether you’re dealing with coastal flooding from hurricanes or flash flooding from heavy rainfall, we have passive-, active- and rapid-deployment products designed to handle virtually every type of flooding situation. Choose an application with proven performance and give us a call today.

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Had another flood last February. The Lift-Out Flood Barrier saved our buildings!

– Shelby, OH

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PS Flood Barriers™ Introduces New Hydro1™ 90 Min. Fire Rated Flood Door – The Dual-Defense Flood And Fire Solution

The new Hydro1™ Fire Rated Flood Door from PS Flood Barriers™ acts as a durable pedestrian/egress door for everyday use, but is also engineered for interior and exterior openings that require watertight flood protection – and a 90-minute fire rating! It features the lowest leakage rate in the industry, with independent-party-witnessed factory testing to 3′ and 20′ water protection heights.

PS Flood Barriers™ Case Study: 171 Nahatan Street/Olde Colonial Cafe

Residents of Norwood, Massachusetts, are no strangers to the beautiful old building located on 171 Nahatan Street. Playing many different roles throughout history, the community-owned building once served as a local fire hall but is now home to the Olde Colonial Cafe. Over the years, the building’s back door has often delivered something that the restaurant never included on its menu – inches of flood water caused by any heavy rainfall.