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Product Overview

The Drive Over Spill Barrier Wall Ends are compact termination pieces measuring 5.5 inches wide by 3 inches long by 2 inches high, designed to seal barrier runs where they meet walls, columns, or other fixed structures. Each package contains two wall end pieces constructed with the same 40 oz vinyl coated fabric cover and open cell polyurethane foam core used throughout the barrier system. These end caps create a watertight seal between the barrier and the wall surface, preventing spills from escaping at termination points. Proper installation requires floor sealant at the base and vinyl adhesive at the barrier-to-wall-end connection to achieve full containment compliance with EPA 40 CFR 264.175.

Technical Specifications

Drive Over Spill Barrier – Wall Ends

AbsorbentsOnline SKU ADOBYOB2WES
Product Type Drive Over Spill Barrier - Wall End
Dimensions 5.5 in. W x 3 in. L x 2 in. H
Quantity 2 per package
Material 40 oz vinyl coated fabric over polyurethane foam
Color Yellow
Installation Bond to barrier end with vinyl adhesive and seal to wall with floor sealant

Compare Spill Containment Berm Types

Choose the right containment berm for your application, setup speed, and vehicle access needs

Vehicle-Access Containment — Drive-Over & Drive-Through

Vehicle-Access Containment Berm Comparison
Feature Drive-In/Out Ultimate Drive-Through Drive-Over BarrierThis Product Flexible Wall Rapid Rise (Self-Rising) Throw N’ Go
How Vehicles Enter Walls collapse under vehicle, spring back up Two opposing walls fold flat for entry/exit, spring back up Low-profile rubber strips — vehicles drive over Foam walls flex & compress, spring back to shape Walls fold flat for entry, auto-rise when released Sidewalls fold down; vehicles drive in, walls pop back up
Type Complete portable berm with collapsible walls Complete portable berm — straight-through vehicle flow Modular barrier strips (permanent install) Complete portable berm with flex walls Complete portable berm with auto-rising walls Complete portable berm — fastest deploy
Portable? ✓ Folds for transport ✓ Folds for transport ✗ Adhered to floor — permanent ✓ Folds for transport ✓ Folds flat for transport ✓ Throw from bag — instant deploy
Heavy Vehicle Rated? ✓ Trucks, forklifts, heavy equipment ✓ Trucks, forklifts, heavy equipment ✓ Trucks, forklifts ✓ Walls recover from vehicle traffic ✓ Walls fold flat under vehicle weight ✓ 12 in. walls fold under vehicle weight
Integrated Floor? ✓ Yes — complete containment ✓ Yes — complete containment ✗ No — uses existing floor (requires liner) ✓ Yes — complete containment ✓ Yes — complete containment ✓ Yes — complete containment
Setup Speed Unfold & position (5–10 min) Unfold & position (5–10 min) Permanent — adhere once Unfold (< 5 min) ✓ Automatic — walls self-rise ✓ Under 60 seconds — throw & go
Wall Height 12 in. 12 in. Low-profile (1–2 in.) 12 in. 4 in. (rises higher with liquid) 12 in.
Best For Field decon, equipment staging, wash pads Decon pads, wash stations, straight-line traffic flow Shop floors, bay doors, loading docks Rough terrain, outdoor high-traffic sites Hands-free deploy, rainfall areas, remote sites Emergency response, mobile ops, rapid deploy
Price Range $5,757 – $6,675 $555 – $7,999 $75 – $271 per component $7,260 – $10,500 $699 – $9,299 $7,260 – $10,224
Shop View Drive-In/Out → View Drive-Through → ✓ You're viewing this View Flexible Wall → View Rapid Rise → View Throw N’ Go →

Expert Insights

Wall ends are often overlooked during barrier system planning but are essential for achieving a fully sealed containment perimeter. Before installation, ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free of paint flaking or surface irregularities that could compromise the seal. Apply floor sealant generously along the wall-to-floor joint where the wall end will sit, as this is a high-risk area for leakage due to the transition between horizontal and vertical surfaces. For facilities with multiple doorways or equipment pass-throughs along walls, count each barrier termination point carefully to ensure you order enough wall end packages.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Drive Over Spill Barrier – Wall Ends

What are wall ends for?

They terminate barrier runs where they meet a wall or fixed structure.

How many wall ends come per package?

Two wall end pieces per package.

How do I install wall ends?

Bond to barrier end with vinyl adhesive, seal to wall with floor sealant.

What size are wall end pieces?

5.5 inches wide x 3 inches long x 2 inches high.

How is a drive-over barrier different from a drive-in/out berm?

Drive-over barriers are low-profile rubber strips that adhere or seal to the floor to create a containment perimeter — vehicles simply drive over them. They work with a separate liner underneath. Drive-in/out berms are complete berm systems with collapsible walls. Barriers are best for permanent shop floor installations; berms are portable for field use.

Do I need corner pieces and wall ends?

Yes. The straight barrier sections create the walls, but you need corner pieces to turn corners and wall ends to cap off openings. Both are sold separately so you can configure any rectangular or L-shaped containment perimeter to fit your space.

Why Customers Choose AbsorbentsOnline

Facilities, field crews and government buyers have ordered from us since 1985.

Cross-Reference Guide

This product is compatible with applications that use the following part numbers:

  • New Pig PLR109
  • New Pig PLR516
  • UltraTech 8673
  • SpillTech DOBYOB-2WE