Case Study: Flood Barriers (Paignton)
Flood Barriers by StormMeister® were specified for this prestigious sea front development in Paignton. Two new hotels required flood barriers to protect the lower level car parking and plant room areas. The flood barriers needed to withstand flooding and storm surges to a depth of 1.8m.
A Protective Solution for Two Icons: StormMeister® Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers
Flood protection against flooding and storm surges was required for the lower levels of the new Mercure and Ibis Hotels in Paignton. The designers specified flood barriers that were suitable for rapid deployment AND resistant to flood heights and storm surges of 1.8 metres. The designers contacted several flood protection companies, and StormMeister® was the only company able to provide flood barriers to the required specification.
Protecting What Matters: Lower-level Car Parking, Air Conditioning, Water Treatment and Electrical Installations
Flood barriers were required as the first line of defence against flooding and storm surges, critical not only to protect hotel guests’ cars but essential services such as air conditioning, water treatment and electrical installations. To ensure complete protection, StormMeister® Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers were rigorously tested to simulated flood heights of 1.8 metres. StormMeister® won the contract against stiff competition, their Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers were the only flood barriers able to meet the required specification to protect all lower entrances against floodwater and tidal surges.
Quality Assurance: Completing the Mission.
As construction of the hotels progressed, the leaves changed and the cool winds of autumn swept through Paignton, the StormMeister team swung into action. Their Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers were meticulously installed to match the season’s rhythm. The project was executed efficiently, ensuring that the Mercure and Ibis Hotels were fortified against any threat of flooding and storm surges.
Hoteliers’ Peace of Mind: StormMeister® Flood Protection
In the face of changing weather patterns and the looming risk of coastal flooding, the designers of the Mercure and Ibis Hotels in Paignton took proactive steps to protect those establishments. By choosing StormMeister Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers, they ensured the hotels remain secure during periods of elevated flood and storm surge risk.
Mercure and Ibis Hotels: A Case of Resilience
The Mercure and Ibis Hotels in Paignton exemplify the resilience of hoteliers who prioritise the safety and comfort of their guests. By partnering with StormMeister®, their establishments are fortified against the unpredictable forces of coastal flooding, ensuring a memorable and secure experience for their patrons.
Guard Your Property: Choose StormMeister®
Like the Mercure and Ibis Hotels, you can fortify your property against the whims of nature. Contact StormMeister® today to explore how our Rapid Assembly Flood Barriers can protect your property, providing peace of mind and security against coastal flooding.

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