Pro-safe LDPEFR7X7WH Roof Leak Diverter 7 Ft Polyethylene

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE LDPEFR7X7WH is a roof leak diverter constructed from polyethylene sheeting at 10mil thickness. It is designed to catch and redirect water infiltrating through a compromised roof, ceiling, or building envelope, channeling the flow away from sensitive equipment, flooring, and interior finishes. At 7 feet in length, it provides broad coverage across common ceiling leak spans. Facility maintenance technicians, commercial roofing contractors, and building service professionals deploy this type of diverter as an immediate protective measure while permanent repairs are scheduled or in progress.

This diverter is suited for use in commercial and institutional buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, and light industrial facilities where roof leaks pose a risk to equipment, inventory, or occupant safety. It is installed at ceiling level or suspended below the leak point to collect and direct water to a controlled drain location. The lightweight polyethylene construction allows for rapid deployment with minimal tools in active leak situations.

Key Features

• 10mil polyethylene construction resists puncture and water penetration during active leak events
• 7-foot length provides wide coverage across ceiling leak areas
• Lightweight material allows fast, single-technician deployment
• Flexible sheeting conforms to irregular ceiling and structural configurations
• Suitable for temporary emergency water diversion in commercial and industrial settings

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by building maintenance staff or commercial roofing professionals. Secure the diverter above the leak source using appropriate fasteners or suspension hardware rated for the ceiling or structural assembly. Route the diverter outlet to a floor drain or collection vessel to prevent secondary water accumulation. Identify and address the root cause of the roof intrusion through a licensed roofing contractor before removing the temporary diverter.