Pro-safe LDPEFR7X7YL Roof Leak Diverter 7 Ft Polyethylene

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE LDPEFR7X7YL is a polyethylene roof leak diverter designed to capture and redirect water that has penetrated a roof membrane or deck, protecting building contents and personnel below. Constructed from 10-mil polyethylene sheeting, this diverter is lightweight and flexible enough for rapid deployment in active leak situations. At 7 feet in length, it provides broad coverage across ceiling areas where water is infiltrating. Facility maintenance technicians and roofing contractors reach for this type of device when an immediate containment solution is needed while a permanent roof repair is scheduled or under way.

This diverter is suited for use in commercial and industrial buildings, warehouses, schools, and similar flat or low-slope roof structures where ponding water or storm damage can cause interior water intrusion. It installs directly against a ceiling or suspended grid system, channeling water to a collection point rather than allowing it to spread across flooring, equipment, or electrical components below. The 7-foot coverage span makes it appropriate for moderate to large leak zones without requiring multiple overlapping units.

Key Features

• 10-mil polyethylene construction provides puncture resistance and reliable water barrier performance
• 7-foot length covers a wide leak zone with a single unit
• Lightweight and flexible — deploys quickly with no special tools
• Compatible with suspended ceiling grids and direct-contact ceiling applications
• Single-piece design with no assembly required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use roof leak diverter suitable for flat and low-slope commercial roof applications where temporary interior water containment is required.

Installation Notes

Roof leak diverters are typically deployed by facility maintenance staff or roofing contractors as a temporary water management measure. Before positioning the diverter, identify and mark all electrical fixtures, panels, and junction boxes in the affected area and ensure power is isolated from any circuits at risk of water contact per applicable NEC guidelines. Position the diverter so the drainage channel directs water away from occupied areas and toward a controlled collection point such as a bucket or floor drain.