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Flood Protection · rapid-deployment modular barriers

Interlocking plastic flood barriers for rapid temporary water diversion and perimeter defence.

A portable L-shaped modular barrier family for temporary flood control around roads, entrances, underground access, public spaces and industrial sites. Straight, inward-turning, outward-turning and edge modules allow the line to follow the site rather than only forming a straight wall.

Portable + modularStraight + turning modulesRapid temporary deploymentResidential to municipal applications
Red modular plastic flood barriers holding back flowing water
Manufacturing-network reference deployment · modular red barriers configured against moving water.

Where it fits

Applications

Product selection follows the opening, flood path, deployment time and local project conditions.

Road and access diversionUnderground garage rampsBuilding entrancesMunicipal flood responseIndustrial yardsConstruction diversionTransit and public-space entrancesTemporary perimeter protection

System operation

How the product works

  1. 01

    Individual L-shaped modules are positioned along the required flood-control line.

  2. 02

    Modules connect into straight runs or use inward/outward components to change direction.

  3. 03

    The broad horizontal foot faces the water side so water loading contributes to barrier stability.

  4. 04

    Edge or retractable components can close selected ends and transitions depending on the chosen family.

  5. 05

    After the event, modules can be separated, cleaned, stacked and stored for future deployment.

Supplier reference data

Current reference specifications

These figures come from the supplied manufacturer documentation and public product material. Apollo confirms the exact current configuration before quotation or specification.

Supplier material pathwayThe current Model C product page lists ABS construction for multiple straight, inward-bending, outward-bending and edge-retractable modules.
Reference height familiesSupplier literature shows 50 cm, 60/66 cm, 70/75 cm, 100 cm and 110 cm-class product pathways across different versions.
Model C examplesAS-Z50 straight module: 70.5 × 68 × 52.8 cm, 5 mm ±5%, 4.1 kg ±5%. AS-Z66 straight module: 95 × 75 × 66 cm, 6 mm ±5%, 7.6 kg ±5%.
75-class exampleAS-Z75 straight module: 100 × 90 × 83 cm, supplier-listed ABS construction, 5.1 mm ±5%, 9.6 kg ±5%.
C-55 reference barrierSupplier pack shows approx. 90 cm width, 60 cm base depth and 55 cm barrier height; 5.5 kg ±5%; 4.2 mm ±5%; listed as resin material.
C-100 reference barrierSupplier pack shows approx. 105 cm width, 102 cm base depth and 100 cm barrier height; 14.5 kg ±5%; 4.8 mm ±5%; listed as resin material.

Technical control

Keep performance claims tied to the exact system.

Final model selection needs to match the required barrier height, ground condition, flow direction, line geometry and deployment plan. Supplier dimensions are useful reference data, but Apollo will confirm the exact current model and technical documentation before quotation.

Apollo NZ Global · Flood Protection

Send the opening, site photos and the flood-risk information.

For fixed barriers, include clear width, target protection height, wall/floor construction and any available flood-level information. For temporary systems, include the line length, site geometry, storage and deployment requirements.

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Product status

What Apollo has confirmed at catalogue level.

Evidence-led signals
CapabilityProject Ready

Apollo's catalogue owner, project-brief pathway and core product record are complete enough to progress into project review and manual quotation. This is not a statement of engineering approval or destination compliance.

EvidenceRegion Mapped

Apollo has an explicit regional priority map for this product. Regional mapping supports discovery and project review; it is not blanket compliance certification.

Review statusTechnical Review Required

Configuration, technical evidence, interfaces, exposure or destination requirements need product-specific review before the final supply package is confirmed.

Build project brief

Status signals describe Apollo's current product record and project pathway. They do not replace project-specific engineering, testing, local approvals or destination compliance review.

Connected project pathway

One owner for each decision. One route into the project.

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Complete the project

Consider the systems that naturally sit around this decision.

Open Master Product Roadmap

Related discovery is a catalogue recommendation, not a statement of technical compatibility. Final interfaces and project requirements are reviewed separately.