2 Drum Spill Containment Pallet, 2000 lb Capacity, 48 x 24 x 4 in Low-Profile Plastic Platform with Drain Outlet, Forklift Pockets, Stackable Tray for Garage and Industrial Storage Yellow

2 Drum Spill Containment Pallet, 2000 lb Capacity, 48 x 24 x 4 in Low-Profile Plastic Platform with Drain Outlet, Forklift Pockets, Stackable Tray for Garage and Industrial Storage Yellow

• Built For Heavy Loads – This 2 drum spill containment pallet uses industrial-grade HDPE to support a 2000 lb static load. The plastic construction is designed to resist oils, solvents, corrosion, and UV exposure, giving maintenance teams a durable, reliable platform for indoor or outdoor drum storage without adding a metal surface that can rust.
• Moves With Material Handling – Integrated access channels make this drum spill pallet compatible with suitable forklifts or powered pallet-handling equipment for equipment-assisted repositioning. The textured grating helps reduce container shifting, and the beveled perimeter creates a smoother approach around busy workshop and warehouse aisles.
• Stacks Between Work Cycles – The modular spill containment platform uses an interlocking form that allows empty units to stack vertically when they are not in service. Its 4-inch low-profile height reduces loading effort, while the compact design helps preserve floor and storage space in garages, maintenance rooms, warehouses, and industrial shops.
• Fits Industrial Work Areas – Use this stackable containment tray in garages, basements, maintenance bays, workshops, and storage zones where drums may drip during routine handling. The weather-resistant HDPE body can be used on concrete, gravel, grass, and similar surfaces; choose a stable, level base and verify site requirements before use.
• Sized For Spill Control – Raised sidewalls and an 8.5-gallon collection area help capture routine drips, leaks, and small spills beneath two drums. A sloped interior directs collected liquid toward the drain outlet for controlled recovery, while the grated top separates stored containers from liquid in the sump during normal storage operations.