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SKU SR20-IC

Stingray Self-Rising Water Dam 90° Corner Unit

Stingray Self-Rising Water Dam 90° Corner Unit

SKU: SR20-IC
Regular price $139.00
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A 90-degree corner section for creating turns in a Stingray™ Self-Rising Water Dam layout. Available in inward and outward configurations with 20", 30", or 48" protection heights. Straight Stingray sections are sold separately.
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Overview & Best Uses

Create a continuous Stingray™ flood barrier around 90-degree turns with a compatible Stingray Corner Unit. Designed specifically for the Stingray™ Self-Rising Water Dam, this corner section connects to straight barrier units to route protection around buildings, equipment, property lines, work areas, and other irregular layouts.

Like the straight Stingray barrier, the corner unit deploys as floodwater enters its pocket chambers. The accumulating water helps ballast the barrier while the flotation section raises the dam into its protective position. A weighted leading edge and non-slip underside help maintain stability during deployment.

Choose an inward or outward 90-degree configuration according to the direction of the turn in your barrier layout. Corner units are available in 20-inch, 30-inch, and 48-inch protection heights and must be matched with Stingray straight sections of the same height.

Industrial-strength hook-and-loop connections allow the corner unit to join compatible Stingray sections, creating a flexible, reusable flood-control layout without filling the barrier with water, air, or sand.

The Stingray Corner Unit is an accessory component and is not intended to function as a standalone flood barrier. Straight Stingray sections are sold separately.

Sizes & Specifications

Product Type: 90-degree corner unit for the Stingray™ Self-Rising Water Dam

Compatibility: Connects to Stingray straight barrier sections of the corresponding height

Available Protection Heights:
• 20 inches
• 30 inches
• 48 inches

Corner Configurations:
• Inward 90°
• Outward 90°

Deployment: Self-rising as floodwater enters the barrier pocket

Connection Method: Industrial-strength hook-and-loop connection for adjoining Stingray units

Stability Features:
• Weighted front strip
• Reinforced internal partitions
• Flotation section
• Non-slip underside
• Rear flap with grommet holes

Filling Required: No water, air, or sand filling required

Reusability: Designed for repeated deployment when properly cleaned, dried, inspected, and stored

Important: Corner units must be matched to Stingray straight sections of the same protection height. This product is a corner component and is not a standalone flood barrier.

Setup & Installation

Before deployment, determine whether the barrier layout requires an inward or outward 90-degree turn. Select a corner unit with the same protection height as the adjoining Stingray™ straight sections.

Unroll the corner unit on a reasonably smooth surface and orient it toward the expected direction of approaching water. Align both ends with the adjoining Stingray barriers and fully secure the industrial-strength hook-and-loop connections.

Smooth the barrier and remove folds, twists, sharp objects, and debris from underneath it. Position the weighted leading edge toward the approaching water. Where surface conditions permit, use the rear flap and grommet holes to help secure the system.

Before a flood event, inspect the complete layout to confirm that:

• The corner is facing the correct direction
• All connected sections have the same protection height
• Hook-and-loop connections are fully secured
• The barrier has a clear path to rise
• Water cannot easily bypass the ends of the system

As floodwater enters the barrier pocket, the flotation section rises and opens the dam while the accumulating water provides ballast.

After use, clean and inspect the corner unit, allow it to dry completely, and roll it for storage according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Never store the barrier while wet or contaminated.

FAQ

Is this a complete flood barrier?

No. This is a 90-degree corner component designed to connect compatible Stingray straight barrier sections. The adjoining straight sections are sold separately.

Which height should I order?

Choose the same protection height as your Stingray straight sections. A 20-inch corner connects to 20-inch sections, a 30-inch corner to 30-inch sections, and a 48-inch corner to 48-inch sections.

What is the difference between an inward and outward corner?

They turn the barrier in opposite directions. Because the correct choice depends on the direction of approaching water and the shape of the protected area, refer to the product images or an overhead site plan before ordering.

Can I connect different Stingray heights at a corner?

No. The corner unit and adjoining straight sections should have the same protection height.

Does the corner need to be filled?

No. The Stingray system does not require filling with water, air, or sand. Floodwater enters the barrier pocket and raises the flotation section into position.

How does the corner connect to the straight barriers?

The unit uses industrial-strength hook-and-loop connections designed to join compatible Stingray components.

Can the corner be reused?

Yes. After deployment, properly clean, inspect, completely dry, and store the unit according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Can a corner eliminate all leakage?

No temporary flood barrier should be considered completely watertight. Proper surface preparation, orientation, connection, anchoring, and drainage planning can help reduce leakage and improve performance.

What if I do not know which corner direction I need?

Contact us with an overhead sketch, measurements, the anticipated direction of the water, and the area you want to protect. We can help determine the appropriate configuration before you order.

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Build a Stingray Layout That Fits Your Property

Straight barriers alone may not provide the layout needed to protect building corners, equipment, property perimeters, or irregular work areas. Stingray Corner Units allow compatible straight sections to change direction while maintaining a connected flood-defense line.

Choosing the Correct Corner

Match the corner’s protection height to the height of every adjoining Stingray section. Then use the product images or your site plan to determine whether the turn requires an inward or outward configuration.

If you are unsure which direction or how many corner units your layout requires, contact us before ordering. A simple overhead drawing showing the protected area, approaching water, measurements, and planned barrier route will help us review the configuration.

Complete System Planning

A complete installation may require straight Stingray barriers, corner units, suitable anchoring or staking, and a drainage pump for water that accumulates on the protected side. Inspect and practice deploying the complete system before flood conditions arrive.