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DENIOS INC
1152 Industrial Blvd.1
Louisville
KY 40219

Tel.: +1 502 9337272
Email: info1@denios-us.com
Internet: www.denios-us.com

Pop-Up Flood and Spill Barriers

Do you worry about spills, floods, or sprinkler releases damaging your facility? The spill control innovators at DENIOS have the solution for you. With over 30 years experience and 1,000+ Barriers manufactured, we have you covered.

Our Pop-Up Barriers are self-contained, passively powered, and are a self-closing solution that can save your facility or even lives. There is no power, people, or external sensors needed. It is completely automatic!

Call us now to learn what Pop-Up Barrier is right for your facility.

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Pop-Up Flood Barrier
Spill Barriers

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Tell us your demand & we'll assist you all the way. Free expert assessment, on-premise or remote.

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Why choose a DENIOS Pop-Up Barrier?

  • For Spills...

For companies that store chemicals, leaks and spills are always a hazard. A Pop-Up Spill Barrier can be installed to separate incompatible materials within a single large facility or to contain potential spills and sprinkler releases at all perimeter access points of a facility.

  • For Floods...

Flooding can damage warehouses, equipment, and goods. Over 80% of flood losses result from flood waters less than 15” high. An FM-Approved, Pop-Up Flood Barrier can be installed on exterior doors to protect a facility's lower-level building access points or facility design/use modifications.

What are the benefits?

  • No electricity/human interaction needed

  • Instantaneously engages

  • Flat doorway opening without obstructions

  • Zero space requirements because everything is set inground and flush with floor

  • Code compliant

  • Mitigates potentially large insurance claims

Proven standard worldwide

DENIOS has over 35 years of engineering experience and is represented in over 20 countries in America, Europe and Asia.

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How does a Pop-Up Barrier work?

Grout recommendations

Grout recommendations for installing the pop-up spill and flood barriers.

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Pop-Up Barriers Sales Brochure

Do you want to know how a Spill or Flood Barrier works?

Check our brochure to learn more about:

  • Description and Features
  • How it works
  • Approvals
  • Installation
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Additional information, drawings and more!

CAD Drawings

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BIM Objects

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Specifications

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FAQ

Act Correctly in the event of an Oil Spill

In the event of an oil leak or a major oil accident, quick action is required - because there is a risk of damage to the environment and the risk of accidents for employees. In our FAQ "What to do in the event of an oil spill" we give you answers on what you can and must do so that you are well prepared and an oil leak does not turn into an oil disaster.

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Leak emergency plan in 10 steps

Any facility that uses, processes, or stores hazardous materials should have an emergency spill clean-up plan in place. The DENIOS 10-point emergency plan guides you safely and systematically through the leak clean-up process.

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The 7 biggest mistakes when emptying spill pallets

It is not uncommon for liquids to leak and this can happen at any time. But what then? How does the liquid get out of the tray? This is not as trivial as it sounds: when emptying drip pans, serious mistakes can happen. Here you can find out what you should never do under any circumstances - and how to do it correctly.

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When every second counts: Oil spills on the water

Time and again we hear about oil spills on the water. In the general public, it is mainly the very large catastrophes that gain sad notoriety, but even on a supposedly small scale, oil spills can have catastrophic effects if they get into local waters. But how can companies take precautions? We answer the most important questions.

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