Construction barrier wall

There are two divisions of temporary dams. Single wall dams are used in small areas with a depth of about six meters. A popular use of single wall dams is bridge construction. Double wall dams are utilized to improve stability in situations where the area is large and unable to be fully enclosed. Depending on the project, TrapBags are a perfect alternative to these methods.

TrapBag® offers a wide range of flood and erosion control barrier solutions that can be deployed and used in various industries quickly and effectively.

In devastating situations like oil spills and chemical spills, TrapBag barrier reservoirs are a speedily deployed solution to quick-moving contamination. They’re durable and can be paired with an HDPE Visqueen liner to combat small leaks, keeping all contaminants confined to one area and preventing spread. This allows cleanup to happen while minimizing the spill’s ability to damage ecosystems, infrastructure, and homes.

Portable Barrier wall

Protect your infrastructure, equipment, and local communities with temporary TrapBag barriers. Shop today for solutions to erosion, spill control, shoreline and coastal construction, and more.

Portable Barrier Gate

Whether from heavier rainfalls or accelerated ice melts with climate change, spontaneous and gradual flooding both come with the potential for disastrous consequences. Other causes of flooding include high winds near waterways, natural disaster, dam and levee failure, and high tides. TrapBag Flood Barriers create temporary and semi-permanent protection from flood events.

Plastic Barrier roll

Various professions can apply temporary barriers in their work as a convenient solution to flooding and erosion during a construction project.

Temporary barriers are a convenient alternative to permanent options. They protect an area of soil from the surrounding water to allow for the proper and safe construction of dams, bridges, buildings, and other structures.

Plastic Barricade Fence

TrapBags® can serve as a reliable temporary barrier solution to flooding, erosion, spill control, coastal construction, and along shorelines.

Temporary barricades construction

TrapBag® is a low cost, rapid deploy, engineered flood and erosion control barrier bag system designed to protect life and property from natural disasters.

TrapBag® is a globally operating company headquartered in the USA. We are equipped to respond promptly, delivering TrapBag® solutions whenever and wherever they are required.

Buildings, homes, land, and construction sites near shorelines are at risk of a range of potential disasters. TrapBags serve as shoreline protection from flooding and other natural or manmade disasters. Temporary dikes can be used to retain water near lakes, rivers, and the ocean.

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Temporary barriers like TrapBags® can be utilized in a wide variety of situations to offer stabilization and protection in construction and environmentally-focused projects. The goal is to reduce the amount of sediment moving at the construction site near any easily erodible location. This includes bodies of water, bluffs, and other large sediment structures.

TrapBags act as a cofferdam to contain water, or even dewater an area in some situations. These temporary dikes are constructed to pump water out of an enclosed area and create a dry working environment at the construction site. One in place, construction crews will be able to excavate, repair, and pour concrete in the area safely without harming the nearby environment.

The protection of infrastructure like highways and roads, bridges and dams, and other important buildings can be improved by implementing TrapBag barriers. In floods, landslides, and other disasters, TrapBags are quickly deployed to provide stability to infrastructure nearby and mitigate damage. This lessens the risk of loss of life, irreparable infrastructure damage, and in turn can save local economies.

Coastal construction is so much more than just construction along a coast. They tend to come with additional risks in comparison to typical construction projects. Temporary construction barriers like TrapBags will help in areas with high flood levels, wave action, and other coastal concerns. Erosion along a coast can destroy entire buildings, infrastructure, roads, and land. High winds mean any rain will cause quick concern at the site of construction. TrapBags protect land and infrastructure by creating a dam in the area of the coastal build.

Because project lengths will vary, having a temporary barrier option serves as a money-saving method. Instead of paying for a permanent erosion barrier that will only be needed for a short amount of time, a temporary dam made up of TrapBags is the best option. TrapBags also ensure that once the construction project is completed, the aesthetic of the environment will remain untouched.