Using Big Bags USA® to Protect Your Job Site

When considering Big Bags USA®, people are generally looking for a flood barrier to protect their communities, farms, businesses, or homes. However, did you know that there are actually many other purposes that the Big Bags system can be used for? A common use for our flood barriers is actually on the job site. When a company is conducting a long term construction project, using the Big Bags system in place around the job site can help provide protection from flooding at any time. Here are a few things you need to know about Big Bags systems, how they work, and how they will benefit you.


Core Capabilities of the Big Bags USA System

Having the Big Bags USA system available for your long term job will allow you:


Advantages of considering the Big Bags USA System for your job site


  • By choosing the Big Bags USA system for your job site, you gain the following advantages:
  • Easy deployment and clean-up
  • Price per system is less than any other barrier in the market
  • Lightweight and stronger material
  • Handle any size shipment
  • The capability of simultaneously lifting five filled bags weighing approximately 15,000 pounds.
  • An Innovative device to aid contractors with cofferdams
  • On-site deployment
  • Accommodate any terrain
  • If you have an immediate need for our systems or have any questions for us, please call at (573) 480-6699 or visit www.BigBagsUSA.com.


Why is Big Bags USA in the Top Ten Flood Barriers list?


  • 6mm thick polypropylene, made with the highest UV resistant polymers available to increase longevity in sunlight.
  • The flexibility of the barrier allows the product to be used on any an all surfaces without the need for trenching or leveling to get a water-tight seal.
  • 200 times faster to deploy than traditional sandbag walls.
  • Uses 1/2 the amount of sand used in a sand-bag wall built to the same height.
  • Not only is the bag re-usable, but the sand can also be kept in the bags and stored in a warehouse for the next use.


Think These Would Suit Your Needs?

Big Bags USA protective flood barrier systems are ground conforming and therefore can be deployed on terrain that is uneven or unleveled with negligible preparations. The protective flood barrier system is well suited for corner and curved deployments. The systems are stackable directly on top of each other two systems tall, for higher stacking the pyramid method is advised. In environments that are unreachable with standard equipment, Big Bags USA flood barrier systems are liftable for safe and effective deployment using our spreader bar.

With proper expertise and training on the deployment and dismantling of our systems, your personnel can utilize the latest technology to protect or minimize property damages.

MADE IN THE USA ~ 100% Manufactured in Missouri ~ BUY AMERICAN  

If you have an immediate need for our systems or have any questions for us, please call us toll-free at 1-800-337-0537 or visit www.BigBagsUSA.com.



D.R.I.P.S.
Disaster Relief & Innovative
Protection Systems, LLC
(573) 480-6699

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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