Effective water diversion is essential for maintaining operational continuity and safety during civil construction projects, and safeguarding people and the environment in the event of flooding.
Aqua Barriers are sustainable and reusable and create temporary cofferdams that can be easily deployed and removed, ensuring minimal environmental impact. These water-inflatable barriers offer an fast and highly effective way to contain rising water levels when every second counts.
With a large range of Aqua Barriers available for lease and quick emergency deployment, this product offers a cost-effective, and sustainable solution for ongoing flood mitigation and disaster preparedness.
Aqua Barriers leave little to no ecological impact once the project is complete, allowing critical tasks such as excavation, bridge construction, and pipeline installations to proceed without delays or significant environmental disturbance.
Our Aqua Barriers also provide a rapid-response solution for diverting and controlling floodwaters, minimising damage, and ensuring safety in flood-prone areas.
Aqua Barriers are flexible and adaptable to various sites, offering faster installation compared to traditional cofferdam methods. The inflation process is quick and simple, with easy connections to on-site water pumps, and unlike sandbags, our solutions are reusable, eliminating the need for disposal after use.
Our Aqua Barriers are folded and rolled onto standard pallets for easy transport and on-site handling. Additionally, Aqua Barriers can be overlapped to achieve the required height without the need for additional anchorage equipment.
Made from high-strength, heavy-gauge PVC and reinforced with polyester, Aqua Barriers are built for durability. In the event of punctures, they can be easily and quickly repaired on-site, ensuring minimal downtime.
APEX Envirocare supplied eco-friendly dewatering system Aqua Barriers to dewater an environmentally sensitive area for pond maintenance.
This urban lake dredging and desludging in this project in Roslea Estate was commissioned to remedy an odour issue resulting from excess sludge in the lake.