Basement flood ring but rectangular?
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Basement flood ring but rectangular?
Hello,
I'd like to section off an area of about 5 foot by 5 foot with a short flood wall around my boiler and water heater. Then I would put a pump in that area. This is just a precautionary project.
I love the idea of the water heater basement flood ring.
Does anyone know of straight panels I could use to create a rectangular area instead of round?
Thanks
Sample ring pictures below.
https://www.google.com/search?q=base...iw=996&bih=743
I'd like to section off an area of about 5 foot by 5 foot with a short flood wall around my boiler and water heater. Then I would put a pump in that area. This is just a precautionary project.
I love the idea of the water heater basement flood ring.
Does anyone know of straight panels I could use to create a rectangular area instead of round?
Thanks
Sample ring pictures below.
https://www.google.com/search?q=base...iw=996&bih=743
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I wouldn't call that thing a flood ring. It may stop some water but certainly not a flood. You would be much better off with a high water alarm. Why do you think that you may have a flood?
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Yes, I'm looking to build a short wall around my boiler and water heater to contain any water that might spill out of those vessels in an emergency situation. I would then sit an auto sump in that location with a hose to a drain on the other side of the basement. This would be a precautionary measure before I remodel the basement. I've been told I can use pressure treated wood, thick plastic angle pieces and epoxy to build something. Thank you for your thoughts.
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I've been told I can use pressure treated wood, thick plastic angle pieces and epoxy to build something