Rubber Bunding is primarily used as a spill containment barrier to prevent hazardous liquids, such as chemicals, oils, or fuels, from spreading in the event of a spill. It’s ideal for industrial and commercial environments where safety and compliance with regulations are critical.

Measure the perimeter of the area you want to protect. For straight sections, select Rubber Bunding per meter. If your workspace has corners, be sure to include Corner Pieces in your order to ensure complete containment without any gaps.

Rubber Bunding is designed for easy installation. Each meter of bunding requires bolts and adhesive, both of which are included in our Installation Kit. Follow the instructions provided, and you should be able to set it up yourself. However, for larger or more complex areas, you may want to consult a professional to ensure optimal performance.

Rubber Bunding can be installed on most smooth, flat surfaces such as concrete or sealed floors. It is not recommended for uneven or textured surfaces, as these may compromise the seal and containment effectiveness.

Rubber Bunding is highly durable and can handle light vehicle traffic, such as forklifts and trolleys, when properly installed. For areas with frequent or heavy vehicle use, consider using our Aluminium Floor Bunding, which is specifically designed for such conditions.

For a complete setup, you’ll need Rubber Bunding (per meter), Corner Pieces for any 90-degree turns, and an Installation Kit. The Installation Kit includes bolts and adhesive necessary for a secure and watertight installation. All of these items can be conveniently purchased from the same product page using the dropdown menu.

Regularly inspect the bunding for any signs of wear or damage. Clean the surface and surrounding area to ensure it remains free from debris and chemicals that could degrade the material over time. If you notice any damage, repair it promptly to maintain containment integrity.

Once installed, Rubber Bunding is designed to be a permanent fixture. If you need to move or relocate it, you will need to remove and reapply adhesive and bolts, which may impact the bunding's effectiveness. It is recommended to carefully plan the layout before installation.

For irregular shapes or obstacles, use Corner Pieces and customize the length of Rubber Bunding to fit around the area. If you have a particularly complex layout, you may benefit from a site assessment by a professional to ensure all potential spill points are adequately covered.

Yes, Rubber Bunding helps you comply with Australian environmental and safety regulations, such as the Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations and the Environmental Protection Act. It is crucial to have a spill containment system in place to avoid penalties and ensure workplace safety.