Building and Library Protection: Protecting Structures from Flood Damage

"Regret comes too late." For flooding damage to the office building and library, please feel free to consult with us first.

In public facilities, flood prevention measures are an important issue for the continuation of administrative services and the safety of local residents. If government buildings, libraries, community centers, and evacuation shelters suffer flood damage, it can lead not only to the loss of important documents, collections, and equipment but also to the suspension of resident services and delays in disaster response. In fact, during Typhoon No. 19 in 2019, there were cases where factories were flooded, requiring several years for equipment recovery. Some cases took two years for machinery replacement and three years for overall facility recovery, resulting in significant costs even after insurance coverage. Such damage is certainly not someone else's problem in public facilities. Heavy rain and flooding, unlike earthquakes, are disasters from which it is relatively easy to obtain advance information through weather reports, disaster prevention radios, television, and smartphones. Therefore, it is possible to take measures before damage occurs. The flood barrier "Flood Stopper" helps to suppress flooding at entrances and exits of government buildings, underground facilities, library stacks, and shelters, protecting valuable assets and equipment. It can be utilized as a disaster prevention measure to mitigate flood damage and support the rapid resumption of operations and the safety of local residents.

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