Pro-safe LDPEFR3X3YL Roof Leak Diverter 10mil

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE LDPEFR3X3YL is a polyethylene roof leak diverter designed to collect and redirect water infiltrating through a damaged or compromised ceiling. Constructed from 10mil polyethylene sheeting, it provides a temporary yet durable barrier that channels active roof leaks away from equipment, electrical components, inventory, or occupied areas below. Facilities maintenance technicians, commercial roofers, and building services contractors deploy this type of diverter as an immediate response measure while permanent repairs are scheduled. The lightweight construction allows fast deployment in tight ceiling spaces or open commercial bays.

This diverter is suited for use in commercial and industrial facilities, warehouses, schools, and retail spaces where roof leaks pose a risk to people or assets below. It is particularly useful during storm response or when a roofing repair cannot be completed immediately. The 10mil polyethylene material resists tearing and puncture under moderate water load, making it a reliable short-term water management solution. Facilities teams often keep units on hand as part of standard emergency maintenance inventory.

Key Features

• 10mil polyethylene construction resists tearing and puncture during active leak events
• Roof leak diverter configuration channels water to a controlled collection point
• Lightweight design allows rapid single-person deployment
• Compatible with standard ceiling tile grid systems and open-ceiling commercial environments
• Single-unit packaging supports individual deployment or stockpiling for emergency readiness

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose roof leak diverter for use in commercial, institutional, and industrial ceiling applications where temporary water diversion is required.

Installation Notes

Facilities maintenance personnel or commercial roofing contractors typically deploy this diverter. Before installation, identify and mark the leak source from above if safely accessible, and ensure any nearby electrical fixtures or panels are de-energized per NFPA 70 guidelines if water contact is a risk. Position the diverter to collect and direct water flow to a bucket or drain point, securing edges as needed to prevent shifting. This is a temporary measure and should be replaced with a permanent roofing repair as soon as conditions permit.