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UK Based
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Measurements:
Blue: 20" x 30"/ 500mm x 750mm - 480 Gauge *120MU
Black: 20" x 30"/ 500mm x 750mm - 500 Gauge *120MU
Grey: 22" x 34" / 558mm x 863mm - 520 Gauge *130MU
Rubble sacks also known as builders sacks are the most popular bags used in the building, landscaping and construction industry. Excellent tear resistance for sharp and heavy objects. These bags are available in grey, black or blue in varying thicknesses. Rubble sacks are a clean and efficient way of cleaning debris and safely deposing of waste. The bags can also be used for transporting materials to projects and around sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size bin do I need for my kitchen or office?
Our indoor bins range from 8L flip-top bins ideal for small spaces up to 50L kitchen and recycling bins for higher-capacity needs, with pedal, swing lid, and roll-top styles available depending on your preference.
What are colour coded recycling bins used for?
Colour coded recycling bins help separate different waste streams (such as general waste, plastics, and paper) at the point of disposal, making it easier for homes, offices, and commercial premises to stay organised and compliant with recycling requirements.
What size refuse sacks do I need?
Our refuse sacks range from 60L garden waste bags up to 240L heavy-duty sacks designed for wheelie bins, with heavy-duty builders' rubble bags also available for construction waste — choose based on the volume and type of waste you're disposing of.
Are your refuse sacks strong enough for heavy or sharp waste?
Yes, our heavy-duty and extra-heavy-duty refuse sacks, including our 140-gauge rubbish sacks and builders' rubble bags, are designed to resist tearing and punctures, making them suitable for building debris and bulkier household waste.
Do you sell hands-free pedal bins for hygiene-sensitive environments?
Yes, our range includes hands-free foot pedal bins, including options designed for medical and commercial waste use, helping reduce contact points in kitchens, offices, and healthcare settings.
