Impact-Rated Passive Flood Protection

Flood Windows

Passive, permanenet flood mitigation for vulnerable storefronts, windows, and sea walls

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Passive Flood Windows In Action:

Hurricane & Flood Mitigation Solutions

Passive flood window barriers are constantly ready to protect your property from storm water and debris. Their innovative clear design allows you to maximize flood protection, while maintaining your clear view and aesthetic. With passive solutions, there is no need for complicated storage or deployment options. Instead, these beautiful glass flood control solutions function as the mainstays for your building.

Tested For Flood Waters Up To Ten Feet

Engineered For ASCE-24 & ASCE-7 Standards

Passive Flood Design That Saves You Money

Meet FEMA Floodproofing Requirements

Fixed, passive flood windows offer durable, resistant glazing to meet rigorous FEMA floodproofing requirements. This is key for commercial, industrial, or institutional buildings located in flood hazard areas. With this innovative configuration, these passive systems can take the place of heavy, deployable flood barriers.

Save Space With Passive Flood Window Design

Acheive Peace Of Mind With Flood Resistant Glazing

Meet Stringent Requirements For FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas

Superior Clarity & Storm Water Protection

Passive flood windows are designed and engineered to withstand up to ten-feet of water. Many systems are additionally impact-rated, which helps to control flooding during violent storms. This innovative design uses ballistic glazing material to provide the highest level of water and bullet protection.

Tested To Control Up To 10 Feet Of Water

Capable Of Withstanding Winds Exceeding 150 MPH

UL Third-Party Certified Bullet Resistant Glass

Additional Flood Glass Updates Coming Soon

We are constantly releasing updates about glass floodwall defense systems. These clear glass barriers are some of the newest structural products in the flood mitigation industry. Some of the first-ever installation projects are currently underway at the World Trade Center’s Performing Arts Center, Jersey City Medical Center, and a major High School in Texas. As more information, images, and updates is released about these engineered, flood-resistant frames, we will certainly publish them here.