Collection: Spill Pallets, Decks & IBC Containment

Shop spill pallets and decks that catch leaks from 55-gallon drums, IBC totes and small containers. The collection includes Eagle and Justrite poly and steel spill pallets and platforms, IBC containment units with and without drains, outdoor drum sheds and IBC sheds, EcoPolyBlend accumulation centers, spill caddies, utility trays, drum dollies, ramps and replacement grates. Call 888-714-1410 or email sales for help matching a pallet to your drum count and floor layout.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Tech support that answers — call 888-714-1410 or email sales, no phone tree
• Financing available — Credit Key + Klarna at checkout on qualifying orders
• Parts for what you already own — replacement grates, drain plugs, filters and casters for Eagle and Justrite pallets are listed here too

FAQ

How much sump capacity does a drum spill pallet need?
For hazardous waste container storage, EPA 40 CFR 264.175 calls for containment of 10% of the total volume stored or 100% of the largest container, whichever is greater. For 55-gallon drums that usually means a sump of at least 55 gallons, plus whatever your local fire code or SPCC plan adds.

Poly or steel spill pallet?
Polyethylene pallets do not rust and resist most acids and corrosives. Steel pallets suit flammable and combustible liquids and high-heat areas. Check the chemical you are storing against the pallet material before you choose.

What size IBC containment unit fits a 330-gallon tote?
Choose a unit with a sump larger than the tote, so the 385 to 400 gallon IBC containment units here will hold the full contents of a 275 or 330 gallon tote. Add a drain if you need to empty rainwater or a recovered spill.