Spill Decks

Spill Deck Types

• Standard: Polyethylene materials, sturdy sump compartment and no-slip deck grating
• Low Profile Flexible Wall: PVC containment sump is easy to set up, stores compactly when not in use. No-slip grating included
• Inline: Single depth polyethylene spill deck that can be set up along facility wall for a compact storage system
• Heavy-duty: Added strength in sump and grating to allow heavy equipment and machinery storage to prevent leakage from contaminating other areas of facility
• Fluorinated: Polyethylene has been impregnated with fluorination to make spill deck especially resilient to chlorinated and aggressive chemicals

About Spill Decks

Choose a spill deck when you will be loading and unloading chemical containers using a hand truck or drum truck. Spill decks have a lower profile than spill containment pallets, allowing easier access to drum contents while protecting against leaks and spills.

If concerned about large or catastrophic spills, select a spill deck with a bladder to add 66 gallons to the spill containment capacity. These spill containment systems include overflow bladders that stay compact and out of the way until needed. As the spill deck sump reaches its capacity, the bladder will unroll and excess fluids will flow into the bladder, preventing contamination to your facility.