We Can Source It Ltd - Blue Rubble Sacks - Refuse Sacks, 400 Gauge, 100 Micron (Blue Extra Heavy Duty 20kg, 50 x 76cm) (25)

I always use these, and they're generally fit for purpose (one always wants better quality etc - but for the price, they're good).

Certainly not as thick as the rubble sacks I have bought in the past but they seem to be hard to come by these days.Have used these for bits of sharp wood and ceramic kitchen tiles, both of which have poked little holes through but not enough to rip the bags, thankfully. They did take a good lot of gyproc coving though, so definitely not useless, just a little bit of a disappointment.

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These are a good rubble sack for medium stuff such as gravel etc. However im not sure they would lastif you were using them to bag up hardcore/rubble with jagged edges.Overall, I'm very pleased as they are great value, and as long as you do t need them for anything super heavy then they're are great. I loaded them all up with gravel, so they can take 30kg or so no probllem

This is the type of plastic that goes white when you bend it, stretch it or something hard tries to poke out, not the sort that most rubble sacks are made of, as there is no 'give' in it. Used for soil, not sure how it would cope with actual rubble. Did the job for me, but prefer something a little tougher that feels more like thick plastic.

Liked everything about them. I am trying to establish a new garden and, as a I dig out the weeds and tree roots, I'm also finding a massive amount of stone, broken clay pots and bits of concrete. Need to get the rubble to the tip (one day, when it re-opens!) and these sacks are perfect for containing it.

They are good and strong but can be pierced easily if you put sharp things in there. Obvious really. Great value though

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