What is a Flexible Floor Bunding?
Flexible Floor Bunding uses high density memory foam encased in heavy duty PVC to form flexible containment lines around equipment, decanting points, and storage areas. Correct installation helps prevent liquids from tracking beneath the bund and supports controlled clean up within the bunded zone.
Installed correctly, it helps prevent liquid from tracking under the bund line and supports cleaner, controlled spill response.
Material and chemical resistance
- High grade 900gsm PVC with very good chemical resistance
- If PVC is not suitable for a chemical, bunding can be supplied in an alternative geomembrane fabric on request
How to select the right height
| Height | Risk Level | Best For | Drive Over Suitability | Typical Applications | Compatible Products |
| 50mm
(Low Profile) |
Low Risk | Simple containment lines with easy movement of people and equipment. Ideal where spills are infrequent and volumes are small. | Occasional low speed crossings where clearance allows |
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| 75mm
(Medium Profile) |
Medium Risk | A balance of containment height + drive-over capability. Suitable for areas with moderate spill risk and regular equipment use. | Most drive over friendly option for forklifts and pallet jacks at low speed |
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| 150mm
(High Profile) |
High Risk | High-volume containment where preventing liquid escape is critical. Best for dedicated containment areas. Not suitable for drive-over. | Not intended for drive over |
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50mmH Low Profile Square Flexible Floor Bunding
| PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT DETAILS |
|---|---|
| CHFFB39 | Flexible Floor Bunding (2mL x 205mmW x 50mmH) |
| CHFFB40 | Flexible Floor Bunding 90° Corner Join (300mmL x 205mmW x 50mmH) |
Best for access‑critical zones where trip hazards must be minimised but containment is still required.
Use Cases
- Walkways, pedestrian zones
- Warehouse areas with light vehicle interaction
- Low speed forklift crossings in low-traffic areas
- Entry/exit points where a taller bund would interfere with operations
Strengths
- Lowest profile provides minimal obstruction
- Easy drive-over for forklifts
- Clean, simple design suited for “mixed-use” environments
Limitations
- Not suitable for high-frequency drive-over cycles
- Lower containment capacity
75mmH Medium Profile Triangular Flexible Floor Bunding
| PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT DETAILS |
|---|---|
| CHFFB03 | Flexible Floor Bunding (5mL x 205mmW x 75mmH) |
| CHFFB01 | Flexible Floor Bunding (10mL x 205mmW x 75mmH) |
| CHFFB02 | Flexible Floor Bunding (30mL x 205mmW x 75mmH) |
| CHFFB29 | Flexible Floor Bunding 90° Corner Join (300mmL x 205mmW x 75mmH) |
Designed as the optimal drive-over option for general industrial use.
Use Cases
- Warehouse operational areas
- Regular forklift or pallet jack access
- Light industrial traffic
- Equipment bays and maintenance areas
Strengths
- Triangular profile for easier wheel transition, best drive over option
- Stronger containment volume
- Visual cue without being an obstruction
- Best “middle ground” solution
Limitations
- Not suitable for high-speed or continuous heavy traffic
- Not a substitute for heavy-duty metal/fixed bunding
150mmH High Profile Square Flexible Floor Bunding
| PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT DETAILS |
|---|---|
| CHFFB41 | Flexible Floor Bunding (2mL x 205mmW x 150mmH) |
| CHFFB42 | Flexible Floor Bunding 90° Corner Join (300mmL x 205mmW x 150mmH) |
A containment-first barrier wall, not a drive-over product.
This height is typically selected for compliance, hazardous liquids, and areas where bund integrity + volume is more important than access.
Use Cases
- High-risk chemical storage
- Permanent installations
- EPA/WHS compliance zones
- Plant rooms, generator rooms, battery storage
- Areas where traffic can be rerouted around the bund
Strengths
- Maximum containment volume
- Highly visible, strong profile
- Ideal for risk mitigation and compliance documentation
Limitations
- Not recommended for drive-over
- Requires planned traffic flow around the bund
