New Pig TLS367 Ceiling Tile Leak Diverter 4 in

Product Description

The NEW PIG TLS367 is a ceiling tile leak diverter designed to capture and redirect water intrusion before it reaches equipment, floors, or personnel below. Made from polystyrene, this diverter fits into standard ceiling tile grids and channels dripping water to a collection point, reducing slip hazards and protecting sensitive assets during active roof or plumbing leaks. At 4 inches in overall length, it is a compact solution suited for rapid deployment in facilities maintenance, commercial buildings, and industrial environments. Facilities managers, maintenance technicians, and plumbers commonly deploy this type of diverter as an interim containment measure while leak repairs are scheduled.

The TLS367 is intended for use in suspended ceiling tile systems where water infiltration from above-ceiling leaks poses a risk to the space below. Typical applications include commercial offices, warehouses, retail spaces, schools, and light industrial facilities. This diverter is particularly useful during roof membrane failures, condensate line drips, or HVAC system leaks that require immediate containment before a permanent fix is made.

Key Features

• Ceiling tile drop-in design for fast, tool-free deployment in standard suspended grid ceilings
• Polystyrene construction for lightweight, water-resistant performance
• 4-inch overall length fits within standard ceiling tile profiles
• Channels water away from equipment, floors, and personnel to a controlled collection point
• Compact form factor allows storage in maintenance kits for rapid emergency response

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ceiling tile leak diverter for use in standard suspended ceiling tile grid systems.

Installation Notes

Facilities maintenance technicians and plumbers typically install ceiling tile leak diverters as a temporary containment measure. Before installing, identify the source of the leak above the ceiling plane and confirm the grid tiles are accessible and stable. No special tools are required for drop-in installation, but appropriate fall protection and ladder safety protocols should be followed when working at height. This diverter is a containment aid, not a permanent repair, and should be used in conjunction with proper leak remediation.