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Korea Economic Daily Report [24.07]



Korea Economic Daily [24.07]

Recommendation for installation of water barriers in underground parking lots in preparation for rainy season… Patented ''Morris flood control Barrier'' draws attention.

As the rainy season approaches, voices are growing louder that water barriers should be installed in underground parking lots with low elevations to prevent property damage and casualties caused by rain, and MORRIS N CO's mobile water barrier product is gaining attention. 

The product is a patented domestic water barrier that can be installed and dismantled quickly and easily without damaging the building or causing construction.

Existing fixed water barriers are accompanied by damage and construction during installation, and are more expensive than mobile water barriers. On the other hand, MORRIS N CO has manufactured lightweight mobile water barriers that can be quickly installed and extended, and can be stored by stacking them when not in use, which increases space utilization. 

The product types are composed of curved, straight, and curved types to facilitate determination of the direction of water flow, and the left-right adjustment plate that seamlessly closes the left and right curbs of underground parking lots, which existing fixed water barriers and other companies' mobile water barriers could not solve, is a patented product.

MORRIS N CO explained that the reason why its products can stably prevent flooding without being pushed around by squalls or heavy rain is because they are manufactured with an L-Type fluid dynamic structure and the waterproof sponge and waterproof rubber are in close contact with the ground. They also added that they are made of high-quality ABS material with a low price and good impact resistance, and are lightweight at 4.4 kg per unit, making them easy to move.

A company official said, “Our products are being supplied to many places where there is a risk of flood damage, such as government offices, schools, and apartment complexes across the country, including Seoul, Incheon, and Busan. We have also supplied our products to various large corporations, including E-Mart, Korea Racing Authority, Everland, Shinsegae, Uniqlo, and Starbucks.” He added, “In order to minimize flood damage and completely prevent casualties during this rainy season, we urge low-rise buildings to install flood barriers.”

2024.07.12
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