voolikuspõllud
Voolikuspõllud are protective garments associated with the handling of hoses in Estonian workplaces and everyday tasks. The term is a compound of voolik, meaning “hose,” and põll, meaning “apron,” yielding a literal “hose apron.” They are designed to shield the wearer’s torso, hips and upper legs from moisture, splashes, dirt, and minor chemical exposure during activities that involve directing liquids through hoses, such as irrigation, cleaning, or maintenance work.
Construction and design: Voolikuspõllud are typically made from waterproof or water-resistant materials such as rubber, PVC,
Usage and contexts: The equipment is used in agriculture, municipal maintenance, facilities management, and other trades
History and terminology: The term appears in Estonian occupational literature and catalogs from the 20th century,
See also: Protective clothing; Industrial safety equipment; Hose (plumbing).