Pipe Boot

Prevents Leaks Around Pipes, Inlets or Extrusions

The pipe boot is the perfect addition to any primary or secondary containment liner. Made in sizes that match the specific requirements of your location, our boots feature pipe extensions to line the outside of pipes and bottom fabrics and prevent any leaks between the two materials. This provides a seamless liner construction that keeps liquids contained even when pipes and fittings penetrate through the liner. All boots should be installed after the the installation of the liner.

Questions about a pipe boot for a liner? We can help! Call our team at +1-772-646-0597 or fill out our quote request form to discuss your requirements.

Fabrics	Sizing
LLDPE XR-5, Elvaloy, or Equivalent PVC Polyurethane Chosen based on the material used for your liner	Designed to fit around the diameter of the pipe. All boots will additionally feature a flat bottom fabric for attachment to the liner.

Pond Underlayment and Overlayment

For Use With: Pond Liners Tank Liners Flexible Pond Liners Cistern Liners

Additional Accessories: Pond Underlayment/Overlayment Repair Kits Battening Liner Accessories

Any time you are looking to install a liner in your location, please be sure to mention any possible penetrations that the liner will need to accommodate. When constructing your liner, pipe boots and other covers will be made simultaneously to provide you with matching materials and easy installation on site.

Questions? We can help! Call our team at +1-772-646-0597 or fill out our quote request form to discuss your requirements.

Pipe Boot Installation

1. Cut a Hole in the Liner to Allow for the Pipe to Penetrate Through
   
   
   
2. Slide the Boot Over the Liner (mark off where the boot stops on the pipe)
   
   
   
3. If Required, Cut the Base of the Boot so that it Extends 6" Over the Cut Area
   
   
   
4. Remove the Boot
   
   
   
5. Clean the Pipe and Liner with Water and/or a Cleaning Agent
   
   
   
6. Apply the Adhesive to the Bottom of the Boot Base
   
   
   
7. Slide the Boot Over the Pipe
   
   
   
8. Secure the Bottom to the Liner by Pressing Down/Flattening the Base with a Roller
   
   
   
9. Apply Tape to All Edges of the Boot Base
   
   
   
10. Place a Clamp Over the Liner and Boot (once in place, tighten the clamp)
    
    
    
11. Apply to the Top of the Boot Around the Edge that is Touching the Pipe
    

Questions about a pipe boot for a liner? We can help! Call our team at +1-772-646-0597 or fill out our quote request form to discuss your requirements.