Customer Reviews for VEVOR Flood Barrier, 12 ft Length x 12 in Height Sandbag Alternative, Water Barrier for Flooding with Great Waterproof Effect, Reusable PVC Water Diversion Tubes, Flood Barriers for Home, Door, Garage

The barriers for the most part did their job. This is both the 24' and the 12". The single garage door is 7', yet the closest I could get from you is 12'. This makes it a little difficult to use. I also need some 6', but you do not offer them in 12" high. The biggest complaint is the time it takes to empty. It seems to me an additional fill/empty valve in the nose would make emptying faster and much easier. I am not an engineer, but this might be a consideration. It might be of interest for you to know the 6' ones I purchased elsewhere are nowhere near the quality of your product.

Stopped flood waters from entering my house. Only house on the block that stayed dry inside. Was easy to roll out and fill with water.

Had purchased two different lengths over the past 2 years in anticipation of hurricanes hitting Anna Maria Island FL. We live 7 houses from the gulf and not a drop of water got in the house. Neighbors who used sandbags were not so lucky. Would like if a 6' length 12" high was available. Used at front door and back slider and adjacent floor to ceiling windows

Have used during moderate rain. Works well but still allows some water underneath even with weights holding down the supports. I would say it might work better in hefty storms, better than getting flooding immediately. Once in place, it can not be moved around.

We flooded 3 times in 6 months during severe thunderstorms; twice in one weekend. We deploy 8 of the 9 we bought. Our home is 900 feet from the road and 10 feet lower than the road. Four acres of pasture rainwater was more than one drainpipe could handle. Three of these barriers created a temporary catch basin until an actual basin was dug out and encircled by the dirt AND a new drain pipe added under the driveway. Two other barriers kept flooding rainwater on the neighbor’s property.. Three other barriers encircled our back porch which is now a walled in part of the house. They may stay there for the rest of my life. Only one improvement needed. Use welded heavier gauge D-rings and allow us to order replacement caps or affix a tether to the cap.

Who thought we'd need this in the California desert! Came in so handy across our double garage door as our driveway regrettably slopes towards it. Called Vevor without luck though in my search for a garden hose adapter for ease of filling and, especially, for emptying as it is really much too heavy to move to empty in a safe location. So, in case this helps anyone else, here are the Home Depot parts I used to DIY my own adaptor. Works brilliantly to attach a garden hose to drain water either onto the lawn or into the gutter after a rainstorm has ended. Buy: Part #887480017090 3/4MGH X3/4MIP X1/2FIP Brass Adaptor (PVC part was unavailable so can substitute); Part #049081130664 1-1/2\" PVC Female Adapter SXFPT; Part #049081134709 1-1/2\" X 3/4\" PVC Bushing SPGXFPT Attach the Female Adapter to the PVC Bushing with PVC glue. Then using thread seal or silicone tape, connect the Brass Adaptor to the Bushing. Really hope this helps someone else to optimize this very good product!

I bought the Vevor Flood Barrier 24 ft last October. Didn't get to use it until last week. Well, it worked very well. It was very easy to set up. Just make sure you know where you want it. Once it is filled with water, it's impossible to move it. Every year after a heavy rain, we have to clean up the pool because all the rain water will washed out the dirt from the slope into the pool. The pool will turned brown. We had to clean the pool 3 to 4 times before it is usable again. After the rain, we can release the water into the pool or use it to water plants. I'm not sure how to dry it yet. We are expecting another rain storm next week. After that, I'll drain the water out and see how we can dry it and store it.

I live near the water in Florida and had an issue with flooding a few years ago during a hurricane. I purchased these with hopes that I would never need them, but was happy when the most recent hurricane rolled into the Gulf of Mexico. They did an excellent job with blocking the water. The shipping and packing was great. The bags were easy to use. Simply roll them out and fill them with water. One piece of advice is to make sure you have the bags exactly where you want them before you fill them up because they are near impossible to move once they are full of water. If you're putting them around your home, I'd recommend putting them against the exterior wall versus out in the yard. The sheer weight of the bags will prevent any water from coming underneath the bags. I also added a layer of landscaping plastic under the bag and against the home to provide an extra layer of protection as I was concerned about water coming underneath. I don't think the plastic was necessary, but it gave peace of mind incase the water did come up higher than the bags. I utilized my normal garden hose to fill the 24 x 20 x 12 bags. Each bag took approximately 45 minutes to fill up, so be sure to allow enough time for this. I did not try to stack the bags, but I may in the future as one side of my house tends to get more exposure due to the location of the shoreline. The bags were easy to empty. After getting the water out, I used my shop vac to extract the rest of the water and the air, which made it easier to fold the bags up for storage. I was able to fit three empty 24' bags in each 27 gallon storage bin. I highly recommend these flood prevention barriers.

The flood bags were packed well and the shipping was fast. I had a problem where I had to reach out to customer service the online chat box is the best way to contact them my problem was fixed quickly. These flood bag are great if you are preparing for hurricane season

These come in handy and quick to use so that I could contain water and other debris while pressure washing