Spill berm

[kevy]

Hey guys
Does anyone have a good solution to brewing inside the garage and keeping liquids contained.
I have floor matting throughout my garage and don’t want to remove it. It’s nice.
I’m looking for a small “spill berm” I could fit my SS table inside with my HERMS. Even ideas for a DIY solution
Thanks for any input!

 

[GilSwillBasementBrews]

I use a dishwasher drain pan for my kegerator in case of leaks. Maybe 2 side by side?

 

[kevy]

I use a dishwasher drain pan for my kegerator in case of leaks. Maybe 2 side by side?

That’s a good idea. I’ll start looking into it
Thanks

 

[Hopalong]

Hey guys
Does anyone have a good solution to brewing inside the garage and keeping liquids contained.
I have floor matting throughout my garage and don’t want to remove it. It’s nice.
I’m looking for a small “spill berm” I could fit my SS table inside with my HERMS. Even ideas for a DIY solution
Thanks for any input!

Maybe look into Grainger, MSC, etc., they sell parts washers, and they may have containment vessels to place under them.

 

[AkTom]

Water heater pan?

 

[skeeterman]

Washing machine pan. Even bigger than the water heater pan. For those really nasty spills!!!!

 

[kevy]

Thanks for yalls replies. Really helped lead me to something. I found this drain pan on Amazon that will be perfect

 

[TheCache]

If you need a bigger mat, there are containment mats for snow and ice that are big enough to fit a car.... but they are way more expensive

 

[kevy]

If you need a bigger mat, there are containment mats for snow and ice that are big enough to fit a car.... but they are way more expensive

Thanks. I’m definitely going to look at these

 

[TheCache]

Doesn't look the sides are very high but 1" high over 30-40 sq ft should contain a spill. Or you just get a good mop and bucket

 

[day_trippr]

I made a floor pan out of a sheet of FRP. Cut to size plus a 2" lip all the way around, used a heat gun on the folds and clamped between some 1x2 straps until the corners squared up. Used pop-rivets with backing washers on the corners...

Cheers!

 

[NoCornOrRice]

I use a liner pan for a large metal dog crate. It's cheap and durable. Pet stores sell them separately from the crates.