flood barrier

Most temporary metal flood barriers are constructed from metal, with many listings specifically naming steel as the material.

Weights vary by model; listings show a typical range of about 17.31 to 34.77 pounds.

Interlocking steel barricades are described with removable bridge-style feet designed to provide superior stability on uneven surfaces while remaining easy to stack and transport.

Interlocking crowd-control barricades are commonly described as having a uniform 41-inch height.

They typically include heavy-duty wheels or industrial-grade swivel casters (often with brakes or lockable casters) for easy repositioning, plus retractable or foldable designs that compress for compact storage and allow single-person movement.

Interlocking steel barricades use a connector system to join units in straight, curved, or corner layouts and include removable bridge-style feet for stability, stacking, and transport. Listings describe a simple bolt-based fastening approach that enables quick assembly with little or no specialized tooling.

Listings describe rust‑resistant or anti‑rust finishes and weather‑resistant coatings, including rust‑resistant aluminum construction, anti‑rust spraying noted as resistant to sun and rain, and weather‑resistant powder coating on steel barricades.