Ultratech, Inc. 1788 Roof Leak Diverter 12 ft W 12 ft L personal protective equipment
A 12 ft by 12 ft vinyl roof leak diverter with bungee-cord mounting to catch and redirect water
- Large 12 ft by 12 ft coverage area catches leaks fast
- Vinyl construction resists water and stands up to daily use
- Bungee cords with hooks enable quick attachment to overhead structures
- Yellow colour makes the diverter easy to spot in dim spaces
- No hose included keeps the unit lightweight and simple to position
Roof Leak Diverter 12 ft Coverage
The Ultratech 1788 diverter covers a 12 ft by 12 ft area to catch overhead leaks. Vinyl construction resists water and directs flow away from equipment or inventory. Bungee cords with hooks allow quick attachment to overhead structures. No hose is included with this unit.
Facilities Needing Temporary Leak Control
Maintenance teams use this diverter to protect machinery, stock or work areas during roof repairs. The square footprint suits large, single leak zones under flat roofing. Sites requiring a built-in drain hose or a smaller targeted collector should consider a different diverter style.
12 ft by 12 ft Vinyl Capture Area
The single specification that decides fit is the 12 ft width and 12 ft length of the vinyl sheet. This dimensions the maximum catchment zone for a single leak source. Verify the leak footprint matches this coverage before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $131.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ULTRATECH |
Questions about this item
What mounting points do I need on my roof for the 1788 diverter's bungee cords with hooks to attach securely?
The bungee cords with hooks require anchor points such as roof vents, pipe flashing, structural framing or weighted ballast around the perimeter to hold the 12 ft by 12 ft vinyl sheet in place.
Can I lay this 12 ft by 12 ft vinyl diverter over existing roof shingles without damaging them?
Yes, the diverter rests on the surface and is held by perimeter bungee cords, so it does not penetrate or adhere to shingles and can be removed without leaving residue.
How can I confirm the 1788 diverter is channeling water correctly after I install it?
During rainfall, verify that water pools on the yellow vinyl surface and flows toward the low edge you positioned over a drain or gutter, with no overflow at the corners.
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