Our Aluminum Panel System: Aqua-Cade™
Aqua-Cade™ is durable with excellent high wind protection and offers excellent corrosion resistance and tensile strength with 6063-T5 aluminum. It is lightweight with a 2 lb/linear foot/panel. Longer spans require a central support that leaves base plates minimally visible, with no protrusions. The stackable aluminum panels can fit any opening and 90-degree turns.


How Does Aqua-Cade™ Work?

Aqua-Cade™ works by the aluminum flood barriers utilizing a series of aluminum planks slotted into support posts mounted on either side of the opening. Then, a durable seal by rubber EPDM seals on the underside of the aluminum planks and in the slots for the posts. From there, the tightened floodgate planks against the seal within the posts are bracketed down from the top to produce resistance from debris and wind.

The two mounting options customers can choose from are an outside mount and an inside mount. The inside mounting allows the posts within the frame of your opening. The outside mounting will sit on the exterior of the frame of the posts.

The mounting options are applicable for cinder blocks, brick, or concrete. Make sure to use door frames that have a large enough opening to support the posts. The protection heights can be easily achieved with 10 planks up to 6.5 ft.

With customizable heights and lengths, durable and reusable aluminum construction, and compactly taking up and storing minimal space, Acqua-Cade can help you.
Increases Community Resilience to Disaster Events

Aqua-Cade™ Provides Flood Mitigation
Flood Surge Protection

Flood surge protection refers to the measures and systems designed to defend against the rapid rise of water, often caused by storm surges, heavy rainfall, or rising tides. These systems are typically installed in areas prone to flooding and coastal storms to prevent water from inundating land, buildings, and infrastructure.
These barriers act as physical defenses against storm surges, often forming part of a broader flood protection system that includes floodwalls and levees. These systems are crucial for reducing vulnerability to storm surge damage by creating temporary or permanent barriers to control water flow.
Some common flood surge protection methods include:
- Seawalls: These are physical barriers constructed along coastlines to block incoming waves and reduce the impact of storm surges.
- Levees: Elevated earthen embankments designed to contain floodwaters and protect inland areas.
- Floodgates: Movable barriers that can be closed to prevent flooding in specific areas.
- Storm surge barriers: Large, movable structures that can be deployed to block waterways and protect coastal communities.
- Natural barriers: Coastal ecosystems like mangroves and wetlands can act as natural buffers, absorbing wave energy and reducing the impact of storm surges.
Effective flood surge protection strategies are essential for minimizing property damage, loss of life, and economic disruption caused by these devastating events.
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