Big Bags USA - The Flood Barrier You Never Knew You Needed!

In the last several years, just about every part of the country has been touched by flooding. Flash flooding, hurricanes, mudslides, snowmelt, an incredible amount of rain - we’ve seen in all! What if there was a flood barrier that could work in all of those situations, was fast to deploy, could be used on all types of ground cover, and was still affordable? The good news is that Big Bags USA flood barriers are here to fill the void, which is why they were chosen for the top 10 Best Flood Barriers list! As we find ourselves going into hurricane season, we wanted to introduce our products to you and show you that there are solutions for your community other than traditional sandbags.



A Quick Introduction to the Best Flood Barrier o the Market!

When you are looking for a flood control product, Big Bags USA is the best for many reasons. Our products allow for lightning-fast protection at a fraction of the cost, they can tolerate high demands and one 5-bag system can be placed and filled by just 2 men in under 10 minutes.

One big Bags USA Flood Barrier System is 36” wide and 40” tall and 15’ long, and every single system is made out of the highest quality materials right here in Missouri.

How Our Systems Work

Our flood barrier systems are lightweight with an accordion design. They are made from high-strength polypropylene material and have a 50-year shelf life with the highest UV protection available and an impenetrable woven waterside. Another thing that makes our barriers stand out is that they have a patented U-frame design that allows our systems to open up and remain standing for filling. Any number of systems can be stacked in a pyramid format to get the vertical height, and the tightly woven loops are rated at 4,400 lbs.

Ways You Use Big Bags USA Flood Barriers

Our flood barriers easily conform to railroad tracks, tops of levees, streets, hillsides, over the sewer drains, and any other uneven topography. Therefore, they offer a lot of different uses. The Big Bags USA® system can be used for flood control, traffic safety, stream diversion, cofferdams, construction barriers, erosion control, slope stabilization, mudslide barriers, levee heightening, storm surge protection, military blast barriers and even secondary containment barrier for hazardous spills. They have been field-tested and proven to protect against moving logs and ice-jams. Our flood barrier products have been used by the Missouri Department of Transportation and the National Guard!



Whether you are preparing for a planned project or an emergency flood situation - Big Bags USA is here to help. You can visit our website to learn more about our flood barrier system or give us a call at 1-800-337-0537. Our products are also covered through Schedule 84, so be sure to click the links below to learn how you can purchase them through the GSA Advantage program.

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.

ALWAYS READY TO HELP LOCAL, STATE, & FEDERAL AGENCIES ... BE PREPARED!


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