DOOR FLOOD BARRIER

Protect all building contents & door openings from flooding

What are Door Flood Barriers?

A Door Flood Barrier (DFB) is an effective way to temporarily provide flood protection for your door, garage door and your windows.

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various applications for
Commercial & Residential

Single Flood Shield for Standard Openings
0" - 48"

#5027Inside of Frame Mount
Single Flood Shield

#5127Outside of Frame Mount
Single Flood Shield

#5127-SWBDStackable Wave Barrier
for increased height

Interlocking Flood Shield for Oversized Openings
Greater than 48"

#5029Inside of Frame Mount
Interlocking Flood Shield

#5129Outside of Frame Mount
Interlocking Flood Shield

Flood Shield for Windows, Vents & Louvers

#5128Single Flood Shield
for Standard Windows

#5128Single Flood Shield
for Exterior Vents

#5125Single Flood Shield
for Louvers

Replacement Components

#319Threshold
For Flood Barriers

#2275Interlocking Post Component
for Large-Scale Openings

#47205SREReplacement
Rubber

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Mounted to INSIDE of Frame: 5027, 5028, 5029
Mounted to OUTSIDE of Frame: 5127, 5128, 5129
Installation Instructions:
1. Position the mounting channels in the desired location with larger holes facing exterior.
2. With channels vertically aligned, mark screw holes.
3. Drill pilot holes for screws using 9/64" drill bit.
4. Install channels with screws provided.
5. Caulk bottom outer edges of channels to the floor surface.
6. Ensure that the bottom is level and completely cleaned of all debris.
7. With label facing out, insert the bottom of plate into channels.
8. Apply force to the plate to compress rubber to the surface of the floor.
Two people may be needed to apply even pressure on both ends.
9. Tighten red screws. Make sure that there is no visible light coming through between the floor and rubber.

Inspect channels to ensure proper working condition.
Inserting Shield: With label facing out, insert the bottom of plate into channels. Lower the shield until there is a firm and even connection with the sill. Tighten the tension screws.
Removing Shield: Loosen the tension screws so the shield can be properly removed. Pull straight up on the plate to remove from channel.
Storing Shield: Store the shield indoors with no weight against the gasket