85cm Outward Curve Flood Barrier with handle

85cm high outward curve ABS flood control barrier to work with other straight flood barrier or inward curve pieces to build Anti-Flood Wall. 3 pcs to make a 90 degree turn.

The application of water barriers in hospitals is mainly reflected in flood prevention measures to ensure the safety of underground property. ‌

As a densely populated public place, the flood prevention work of hospitals is particularly important. As an important flood prevention material, flood barriers are widely used in various underground passages or intersections of hospitals to prevent rainwater or other water sources from entering and protect the safety of facilities and patients inside the hospital. Especially in newly built hospitals, the installation of flood control barriers has become one of the important measures to ensure the safety of underground property. In addition, the use of water barriers is not limited to newly built hospitals. Old hospitals also take similar measures when facing extreme weather such as heavy rainfall, such as using sandbags and water barriers to tightly protect the hospital entrance to prevent rainwater from seeping in.

In addition to using flood control boxwall, hospitals also take other measures in flood prevention work. For example, set up a flood control working group to prepare water pumps, water pumps, sandbags, shovel and other flood control materials in advance, and place them in key parts or concentrated in special areas to avoid exposure to the sun and wind and rain. These measures aim to ensure that hospitals can respond quickly to natural disasters and safeguard the safety of patients and staff.

In summary, the application of water barriers in hospitals is an important component of flood prevention work. By installing water barriers and combining them with other flood prevention measures, hospitals can effectively respond to the challenges of natural disasters, ensuring the continuity and safety of medical services