What liquids will your spill berms contain?

RubberForm uses recycled TPV rubberized plastic for our spill berm. Our customers have tested it with water, oil, diesel fuel, phosphoric acid, nitric acid, hydraulic oil, and food-grade oil, among others. RubberForm has free of charge self-certification spill berm testing kits so your team can self-certify that your liquid will not penetrate the TPV. Just ask and we’ll send you one.

What if I need to drive in and out of the containment area?

We have a drive-over spill containment berm that can be used by itself or in conjunction with our standard spill containment berms.

Do I have to cut or drill your spill berm after it arrives?

No, we do all the fabrication for you. You send us your sketch, schematic, or drawing, and we’ll provide a CAD drawing for you to approve. We’ll send installation instructions too. All you have to do is drill into the floor where the berm will be installed and apply the sealant.

Do we need to bolt and apply sealant for your spill berm?

Yes, you must bolt and apply sealant when installing our spill berms for a proper seal. Not all surfaces are level, and the sealant should fill in the holes or gaps on the surface. Bolting it down increases the mechanical strength of the whole berm structure.