Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Barriera Antiallagamento 305x21 cm Set di Sacchi di Sabbia dall'Acqua per Protezione dalle Inondazioni Sacco di Protezione Antiallagamento per Porte di Garage Officina Barriera Sacchi 8pz

The VEVOR flood barrier bags are a great invention. I live in SWFL on the gulf coast and we have hurricanes and tropical storms quite regularly, it is a part of living in paradise. We are used to getting sandbags ready to keep your garage from getting floodwaters in it, or boarding up first floors for wind driven water in the seems of our windows. Wow I was so excited to see these barrier bags. The bags come in a 6 pack. They are dry and compact when they come shipped to your home. The bags are a black plastic with tight mesh so water can come into the bag and activate the barriers. The theory is you will stack the bags along the bottom of your door frames, garage door, or sliding doors. When the waters start to rise it will soak into the bags and the bags will make a water seal at the level you have placed them. ***From past experience I will suggest that you place a water proof barrier of plastic sheathing or tarp under the bags and then up and the wall and hang over the top. This will help to keep water from getting in any gaps you may have left unprotected. I have not tried these with a hose because this will take forever to dry back out but I will say after laying them out it is pretty obvious they will work for one or two entry doors at our house. I hope they will just sit in my hurricane supplies but I feel confident they will work. They are a great value and keep you from busting your back filling up and moving sand bags. So easy to use just set up and wait for them to get wet. They can be dried out and used again for the next emergency.

These flood barrier bags are great and durable. They're also lightweight, easy to use and perfect here in Florida. They're a one time use only. Not bad for the price, i do recommend these floos barrier bags.

Used in front of garage door during heavy rain. Does the job.

Niente residui di sabbia ovunque. Si adattano bene alla soglia della porta. Protezione rapida ed efficace.

These flood barriers are much easier to store and handle than traditional sandbags. They start out lightweight and expand once exposed to water, which makes setup quicker during emergency situations. The material feels durable enough to hold together while blocking water around doors, garages, or basement areas. They are not magic barriers that stop massive flooding completely, but they definitely help redirect or slow down water intrusion. Best to have them ready before severe weather hits instead of waiting until the last minute. Practical emergency item that stores compactly when not in use.

I got these to put in front of my basement garage door. It used to leak under my door when it rained a lot. Since I have placed these in front of my 12 foot garage door I have not had a drop of water come under my door. It stopped it completely. I ordered more to finish putting all the way across my basement wall where my walk in door is. I would recommend these flood barriers to anyone that had a water problem of any kind. They have been out there for over three months still working like they was new.

Tenuti pronti per l'ultima pioggia forte, hanno funzionato bene. Le cuciture sembrano resistenti allo sforzo.

Leggerissimi da spostare quando asciutti. Una volta attivati fanno una barriera solida contro l'allagamento.

Si gonfiano subito a contatto con l'acqua. Molto più pratici dei sacchi di sabbia tradizionali. Tenuta ottima.

OK - first of all and up-front: I haven't had a FLOOD to see if and how well these bags actually work, and I wasn't going to, say, flood my garage just to see if I could keep water from leaking out (lol). So as far as function goes, I really can't say. That being said, we're going into hurricane season, and if I get the chance to use these, I'll do so, reporting back and updating the review with whatever I find. So... the bags seem well-made, and are as-advertized? They're easy to deploy in a dry state - I can't say about wet, but I imagine they'll be heavy; I'm not sure how hard it would be to cut up to dispose of, or if that's a good idea in the first place. Since I haven't actually USED them, I can't say how well they adhere where you place them (i.e. how well the adhesive works), and I'll update with information if we get a hurricane this year. Basically, this is a placeholder. Nothing I'm telling you is useful per se at this point, but I'm optimistic, and at least the product looks easy as pie to deploy when needed!