Flexible floor bunding provides fast, low-profile spill containment without concrete works or downtime. Designed for drive-over use in workshops and wash bays, it controls liquid flow while maintaining site access and operational efficiency.
It is specifically suited to areas where vehicles and forklifts must cross the bunding repeatedly.
Trusted by industrial operators across Australia
Available Configurations
| Length | Height | Width | 90° Corners | Install Kits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 m | 75 mm | 125 mm | Yes | Yes |
| 10 m | 75 mm | 125 mm | Yes | Yes |
Other lengths and layouts available on request.
Installation Complexity
Difficulty: Moderate
Designed for permanent installation in trafficable areas using mechanical fixings and sealant.
Why Choose Flexible Floor Bunding?
Vehicle-Friendly Design
Designed to compress under forklifts and vehicle traffic, then return to shape after loading.
Chemical Resistant Construction
Manufactured from chemical-resistant materials suitable for fuels, oils, and workshop fluids.
Fast Installation
Supplied in fixed lengths with optional 90° corners and install kits for straightforward on-site fitting.
Low-Profile Safety
Maintains spill containment while reducing trip hazards in high-traffic areas.
Applications
Flexible floor bunding is used where spill containment is required without restricting vehicle or forklift movement.
- Workshops and warehouses with frequent forklift or vehicle crossings
Contain oil, fuel, and chemical spills while allowing uninterrupted traffic flow. - Wash bay access areas
Form a sealed containment edge without obstructing vehicle entry or exit. - Doorways and access points
Maintain secondary containment at thresholds where rigid bunds are impractical. - Fuel and chemical storage zones
Provide drive-over containment around drums, IBCs, and refuelling areas. - High-traffic areas
Suited to forklift paths and busy work floors where fixed bunds would slow operations.
Why it matters: Flexible bunding gives you a drive-over solution that keeps your site compliant, safe, and efficient – even in heavy-duty industrial settings.
Installation & Maintenance
- Fixed to concrete using mechanical anchors and sealant to form a sealed edge
- Supplied in straight lengths with optional 90° corners for doorways or full containment
- Installation kits available to simplify on-site fitting
- Individual sections can be replaced if excessive wear occurs
- Designed for high-traffic areas with minimal ongoing maintenance
Periodic inspection of high-traffic zones is recommended to maintain seal integrity.
Unsure What Your Site Requires?
Speak with our team before committing to equipment or installation. We’ll help confirm the right containment, washdown, or stormwater solution for your site.
- Leased, temporary or fixed site conditions
- Trade waste or EPA compliance questions
- Need confirmation before purchasing or installing
No obligation • Compliance-focused advice tailored to your site
Flexible Floor Bunding vs Other Bunding Types
Different bunding systems are suited to different site conditions and traffic requirements.
- Rubber Floor Bunding
Best suited to static, long-term containment areas. Highly durable and resistant to fuels and chemicals, but not intended for frequent vehicle crossings. - Portable Bunding
Relocatable containment used for temporary works, short-term projects, or sites where bunding must be moved between locations. - Flexible Floor Bunding
Designed for drive-over use in high-traffic areas. Allows forklifts and vehicles to pass without disrupting spill containment.
Choosing the right bunding
The correct option depends on whether the area requires vehicle access, relocation, or permanent containment.
Why Choose Trade Enviro for Flexible Floor Bunding?
- Established supplier of spill containment systems to Australian industrial sites
- Products selected for local conditions, including high-traffic and harsh environments
- Compliance-focused range aligned with workplace safety and environmental requirements
- Practical support available for product selection and installation guidance
FAQs
How is flexible floor bunding installed?
Flexible floor bunding is mechanically fixed to concrete using anchor bolts and sealed with adhesive to form a waterproof edge. Installation kits and corners are available to simplify fitting.
How long does flexible floor bunding last?
Service life depends on traffic levels and chemical exposure. In most industrial environments, it provides long-term performance with routine inspection and maintenance.
What colours are available?
Flexible floor bunding is commonly supplied in high-visibility yellow. Other colours may be available on request.
What fixings and adhesive are required?
Installation typically uses standard mechanical anchors and a compatible industrial-grade sealant. Installation kits are available if required.
How quickly can flexible floor bunding be supplied?
Standard lengths are generally available with short lead times. Delivery timeframes vary based on quantity and location.
