From storm warning to dry floor, in five scenes
1 · The forecast
A storm is coming.
In Southwest Florida the question isn't if water reaches the driveway, it's which opening it finds first. Usually that's the garage.
2 · The water
Water looks for the lowest opening.
Thresholds, slider tracks and lanai edges are where floodwater gets in. Sandbags leave gaps and have to be rebuilt every storm.
3 · The measurement
We measure your actual opening.
A Rubicon specialist measures the width, the height you need, the threshold and the walls the posts mount to. The quote comes after that.
4 · The barrier
Planks stack in, 8 inches at a time.
Labeled 6063-T6 aluminum planks drop between the side posts. EPDM seals press against the floor and each other. Three to nine planks, 25 to 73 inches.
5 · The outcome
The water stays on the outside.
When the storm passes, the planks come out, get rinsed and go back in storage until next time. Same system, every season.



