Containment Berm Materials

Containment Berms: Compare flexible materials for spill containment walls and floors, including joining details and compatibility with the liquids being contained.

Include in your brief

  • Part dimensions, target roll width and production quantity
  • Joining, cutting, printing and assembly methods
  • Service conditions and required test methods
  • Surface finish, colour and any fixed specification values

Define the application.

Describe the finished part, its dimensions and how you fabricate it. Include the working environment and any specified performance or test requirements.

Material requirements for containment berms

Describe the liquid, support surface, wall details and any equipment traffic entering the containment area. Provide dimensions and contact conditions. Request evidence for the proposed construction and chemical exposure. A general tarpaulin or oil boom reference does not establish suitability for secondary containment or the capacity of a finished berm.

Mark wall supports, corners, joints and vehicle-contact areas on the layout. Explain folding, cleaning and reuse, with the liquids and exposure times covered by your specification. Assess the proposed sample with the intended seams and support arrangement.

Send the specification, width, colour, quantity and destination for pricing. Request a sample sized for your fabrication trial and include chemical-contact test requirements. Availability, charges and transport arrangements will be confirmed before any sample is sent.