Quick Dam QDFG35 FloodGate, Doorway Flood Guard, 35in-40in Openings, 35" to 40", Black/Orange

Installed this on my back door after a basement flood leading from this door down staircase of my raised bungalow during a spring thaw. Would recommend this to anyone who needs this added protect. Solid, easy to install and is a life saver. Excellent quality and gives me peace of mind.

We purchased one for each exit door of our home since we almost flooded during the last storm here in Houston. They're heavy, but can be handled by one person, its made very well, and the sleeve (orange cover) is thick like a scuba divers suit but thicker. After receiving the product and placing it as directed, we could tell right away its going to work! It fits nice and tight, and super quick to install. Note, the 4 screws at the bottom, ONLY use your fingers to gentle tighten, better yet, watch the provided video as the directions are very confusing. I gave it a 5 star because of how well it is made, and feel very confident they will work! It gives me a peace of mind knowing that they can be installed in matter of seconds. Hope we never have to use them, but after all my research this was the only thing that I felt would work.

Six months after we bought our house Hurricane Ian put 12 inches of flood water in our house. After that we had a wall built around our house with 3 openings. 2 at 48 inches and 1 at 36 inches. Specs bases on these gates. Last Thursday after Hurricane Milton, at high tide, my wife and I sat on our back patio as over 16 inches of flood water surrounded our home. A home FEMA has labeled as a severe repetitive loss property. Not a drop of water entered our home.One big gate came with the bottom loose, but it was still functional.Thank you so much. These gates saved us months of heartache.

Hope to never have to put it to use. I installed to protect our electrical room in case of a flood. Was very easy to install in under 5 minutes. Appears to create a very good seal. Looks clean and neat.

I use it in my back door, which is at ground level and gets flooded most summers, costing me quite a lot in restoration. When flooding is forecast, I put the dam in place, but a real flood hasn't come since I got it, so it hasn't been seriously tested. But it gives me considerable reassurance that when a flood comes, it will reduce or maybe even eliminate damage. So I've already benefitted in peace of mind. It fits a range of doorframe widths, and fits mine quite well. It takes 6-10 minutes to install or deinstall. It's pretty heavy, but once it's in place it doesn't take a lot of strength to work the wrench to tighten it.