Ideal For Repeated Use or Frequent Washdowns For Square Drains Up to 36"
Prevent spills from going down your storm drains with the patented design that seals tight and won't rip. Guaranteed.
Durable, long-lasting design withstands long-term outdoor use
Wipes clean so it can be reused
Tougher than your standard drain covers! PIG-tough vinyl top resists stretching, ripping and tearing
Super-sealing bottom layer conforms to uneven surfaces for a tight seal
Withstands prolonged exposure to diesel fuel and gasoline
Use for quick spill response or leave it down for long-term drain protection where liquid transfers, washdowns or other leak- and spill- prone jobs are common
DuPont Elvaloy technology provides lifelong flexibility plus chemical, UV and infrared light resistance to vinyl top
Hi-viz yellow top layer draws attention to spills
Includes a nylon storage bag for easy transportation
Need a custom size? Call 1-800-HOT-HOGS (468-4647)
Note: Elvaloy top can become slippery when wet. Please use caution.
Ideal For Repeated Use or Frequent Washdowns For Square Drains Up to 36"
Prevent spills from going down your storm drains with the patented design that seals tight and won't rip. Guaranteed.
- Durable, long-lasting design withstands long-term outdoor use
- Wipes clean so it can be reused
- Tougher than your standard drain covers! PIG-tough vinyl top resists stretching, ripping and tearing
- Super-sealing bottom layer conforms to uneven surfaces for a tight seal
- Withstands prolonged exposure to diesel fuel and gasoline
- Use for quick spill response or leave it down for long-term drain protection where liquid transfers, washdowns or other leak- and spill- prone jobs are common
- DuPont Elvaloy technology provides lifelong flexibility plus chemical, UV and infrared light resistance to vinyl top
- Hi-viz yellow top layer draws attention to spills
- Includes a nylon storage bag for easy transportation
- Need a custom size? Call 1-800-HOT-HOGS (468-4647)
- Note: Elvaloy top can become slippery when wet. Please use caution.
