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Introducing the FloodPod
If you’re an organisation that is planning a Flood Awareness, Resilience & Recovery community event, the new FloodPod is the perfect interactive accompaniment to help you engage and educate your audience about Property Flood Resilience (PFR).
Packed with real-life PFR measures, the FloodPod offers a hands-on experience where visitors can see, touch, and learn about solutions designed to protect homes and businesses from flooding.
Its compact and accessible design makes it ideal for events in various locations, even those with limited space.
Key Features of the FloodPod:
- Compact size: Easily transported and set up in diverse locations.
- Interactive displays: Featuring a range of PFR solutions to inspire and inform.
- Versatile use: Perfect for flood risk awareness, community resilience, and recovery events.
Ready to Hire the FloodPod?
The FloodPod is owned by Cornwall Council (as part of its role with the South West PFR Pathfinder project) however the hire is managed by DWT Exhibitions โ it is available for hire across the UK.
For availability, booking, or any questions, contact Nikki at Nikki@dwt-exhibitions.co.uk or call 01476 860833.
To learn more, including details on dimensions, hire conditions, insurance requirements, and a comprehensive user guide, visit the DWT website: www.dwt-exhibitions.co.uk
FloodPod – Hiring Information Booklet:
BeFloodReady FloodPod Booklet & FAQs
PFR Expert: If youโd like expert support from PFR champion, Mary Long-Dhonau OBE, as part of your FloodPod event, do contact her via www.floodmary.com for details on her rates and availability.
Coming Soon
For those residents living in our Harpers Brook and Wootton Brook catchment areas, do look out for the FloodPod, which will be visiting Northants during 2025.
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