2 Drums Spill Pallets

Two-drum containment for the most common small-storage footprint

Two drums is the workhorse storage unit in most facilities, and a two-drum spill pallet is sized exactly for it. A polyethylene base carries a removable grated deck above a sealed sump, holding two 55-gallon drums up and out of any leak while the sump captures a release. It's the practical middle ground — more capacity than a single-drum base, smaller and cheaper than a four-drum platform.

Where a two-drum pallet fits:

  • Paired working and reserve drums at a dispensing point.
  • Small storage rooms and maintenance bays holding a couple of products.
  • Loading-dock staging where drums wait before use.

How it's built

Chemical-resistant polyethylene, a removable grate for sump access, and a sump sized to meet the 110% rule — secondary containment must hold at least 110% of the largest single container, or 10% of the aggregate stored, whichever is greater. Need more or fewer positions? See the 1-drum and 4-drum pallets, or IBC containment for totes.

For outdoor storage, add the matching 2-drum tarp cover to keep rain out of the sump. Call 888-774-5528 for sizing help.

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Specifying a 2-drum spill pallet

Size the sump to your largest drum

The sump must hold at least 110% of the largest single container on the pallet, not the combined volume of both drums. Confirm the unit's rated sump capacity covers your largest drum with margin.

Load rating and forklift access

Two loaded drums are a significant load. Verify the deck rating and, if you'll move the pallet loaded, confirm fork-pocket access and the rated handling weight.

Chemical compatibility

Confirm the polyethylene is compatible with what you store, especially for aggressive acids, oxidizers, or solvents.

Outdoor use and rainwater

Outdoors, precipitation collects in an open sump and eats into the capacity you're relying on for a real leak. A tarp cover keeps the sump dry and the drums protected.

Pair with consumables

Stage an absorbent pillow in the sump and pads nearby so a captured release can be recovered quickly.

Bulk pricing

Multi-unit and combined orders qualify for volume pricing. Call 888-774-5528 or use the contact page.

2 Drums Spill Pallets — Frequently Asked Questions

How much capacity does a 2-drum spill pallet need?

The sump must hold at least 110% of the largest single drum, not the combined volume of both — containment assumes one container fails at a time. Confirm the rated sump capacity.

What is it made of?

Chemical-resistant molded polyethylene with a removable grated deck over a sealed sump that holds two 55-gallon drums up out of any leak.

Is it forklift-accessible?

Many two-drum pallets include fork pockets for moving the unit. If you'll move it loaded, confirm fork access and the rated handling weight.

Can I store aggressive chemicals on it?

Polyethylene resists most chemistries; verify compatibility for strong acids, oxidizers, or solvents before storing them.

Do I need a cover for outdoor use?

Outdoors, rain collects in the sump and reduces the capacity you need for a real leak. The matching 2-drum tarp cover keeps the sump dry.

When should I choose a 4-drum pallet instead?

When you store drums by the row, a 4-drum platform is more economical per drum and easier to organize.

What should I stage with it?

An absorbent pillow in the sump and pads nearby for fast recovery of a captured release.

How is capacity verified for compliance?

Keep the unit's rated sump volume and your 110% calculation on file, and inspect the sump during routine walks to support your SPCC plan.

Do you offer bulk pricing?

Yes — multi-unit and combined orders qualify for volume pricing. Call 888-774-5528 or use the contact page.

How fast do orders ship?

Spill pallets ship LTL freight from our Solon, Ohio warehouse; transit estimates are confirmed on quote.

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