Double IBC Bunds | SpillShop

Double IBC bunds can accommodate two IBC containers for optimal space efficiency, making them a popular choice. We have plenty of different options to suit your specific needs here at SpillShop, as well as handy accessories like rain covers, funnels and overflow trays. Read on to learn more about the use of double IBC bunds and whether they’re right for your application, or place your order online today.

Using double IBC bunds

The use of double IBC bunds is only permitted in certain situations. The liquids inside the two IBC containers must either be the same or must not react when placed together. From there, regulations state that the spill pallet must have a bund capacity of 25% of the total capacity stored in it, or 110% of the largest vessel.

About our range

Every SpillShop double pallet comes with the option of either an attached cover or additional rain cover, depending on where your IBC and bunds are situated. If your IBC bund is stored outdoors without a cover, rainwater can easily find its way inside. Guard against this by either purchasing the bund with an attached cover or by purchasing a separate rain cover. If you’re concerned about spillages occurring when the double bund is full, take a look at our overflow trays. Designed to accommodate the vast majority of SpillShop double IBC spill pallets, these easy-to-use waste-prevention devices feed all overflowing liquid back into the bund in case it becomes full, so no further spillages occur. The overflow tray simply clips over the side of the spill pallet under the outlet tap or pipe to catch any drips. If a tap fails or is accidentally left open, the contents of the IBC will accumulate in the bund and not all over the workspace floor. Plus, their large size means they can house a pail or collection container if you need to decant small amounts of liquid. All IBCs are manufactured with forklift pockets for ease of movement and positioning, too.