I manage a small workshop in Al Quoz and we've got three aging forklifts that have developed a lovely habit of leaving puddles everywhere they park. The maintenance guy keeps saying he'll fix the seals "next week" but in the meantime the concrete is stained and it's getting slippery in spots which honestly scares me. I started looking for some kind of containment solution and came across a drip tray 32 litres size that seems like it might fit under our smallest forklift without being too huge to move around. Has anyone used these plastic trays for catching hydraulic fluid or engine oil over long periods? I'm wondering how they hold up against chemical exposure because some of our leaks are pretty aggressive. Also curious if the 32L capacity is actual usable volume or if you lose a bunch because the tray isn't deep enough to fill completely due to the shape. The one on Crateco's site is 600x600mm which looks about right but I'd love to hear if anyone's tried putting absorbent mats inside these things or if that just makes a mess. Trying to avoid spending a fortune on a full concrete bund when a few trays might do the job. Thanks for any tips.