Collapse these large berms when not in use for easy storage. Supports are reinforced with steel and snap up to brace the walls when open.

Prevent slipping hazards by surrounding equipment that might leak or create condensation. Cut pieces to length, secure to the floor with sealant, and seal edges with vinyl adhesive. Select additional straight and corner sections to create a berm to fit any size and shape needed.

Products that cannot be sold to the listed areas are restricted due to VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) regulations.

No more filling and carrying heavy sandbags—just add water to these flat, lightweight barriers, and they expand to block flooding. They reach full size in about 10 minutes and hold their shape for 2-3 months. Use in front of areas you want to divert water from, such as entrances and ramps. The fabric covering is UV-, tear-, and puncture-resistant, so they hold up well outdoors and on rough surfaces, such as pavement. They are nonhazardous and can be disposed of in the trash. Do not use with salt water.

Bags must be fully expanded before stacking.

Socks are long and narrow for forming a barrier around corners and across long distances. Their wedge shape keeps them from rolling. Stack them either wet or dry in a pyramid for stability.

Create a barrier to stop spills from spreading. Dike bends to form almost any shape you need. You can cut it, or use the optional connectors (sold separately) to create longer lengths. It resists oil, water, and most chemicals, and is nonabsorbent, washable, and reusable.

These dikes lay flat until they absorb water, then swell to form barriers. Divert water spills away from walkways, or wrap the dikes around equipment to contain leaks. Toss them when you’re done; they’re disposable. Not for use with salt water.