Pro-safe LDPEFR3X7YL Roof Leak Diverter 7 Ft Polyethylene

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE LDPEFR3X7YL is a polyethylene roof leak diverter designed to collect and redirect water intrusion caused by roof leaks before it contacts equipment, inventory, or finished surfaces below. Constructed from 10 mil polyethylene sheeting, this diverter provides a lightweight, flexible barrier that channels water away from sensitive areas. At 7 feet in length, it covers a substantial span, making it suitable for use in commercial and industrial facilities as well as large residential structures. Maintenance technicians, facilities managers, and roofing contractors install this type of diverter as an interim or emergency measure while permanent roof repairs are scheduled.

This diverter is used in buildings where an active roof leak poses a risk to electrical equipment, machinery, flooring, or stored goods. It is particularly well-suited for commercial warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and large-span commercial roofs where water infiltration can occur between maintenance cycles. The flexible polyethylene construction allows it to be shaped and positioned around ceiling obstructions, conduit runs, or structural members to direct water flow toward a collection point or drain.

Key Features

• 10 mil polyethylene construction provides durable, puncture-resistant water diversion
• 7 foot length covers a wide area for broad leak containment
• Lightweight and flexible for quick deployment in occupied spaces
• Single-unit packaging allows for targeted, job-specific use
• Designed for both emergency response and planned maintenance scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose roof leak diverter suitable for suspended ceiling systems and open-deck roof assemblies in commercial and industrial buildings.

Installation Notes

Roof leak diverters are typically deployed by facilities maintenance staff or roofing contractors responding to active water intrusion. Before installation, identify and shut off any electrical equipment directly below the leak area to eliminate shock hazard. Position the diverter to direct water flow away from equipment and toward a floor drain or collection container. Verify that the diverter is secured to prevent displacement from wind or HVAC airflow within the building.