HEAVY DUTY RUBBLE SACKS 20kg BUILDING HEAVY WASTE 20/50/100s (50)

I bought these as another reviewer used them for cat litter disposal which is what I wanted. They are not in my view strong enough to be consided as heavy duty rubble sacks and are not as thick as for example garden peat bags or cat litter bags but they do come in quantity, are a good size ( I had to ask question) and adequate strenth for what I wanted them for. However, they were just sellotaped together in a roll with no packing and in removal of tape one bag was torn. We taped it together with parcel tape so as not to waste it.

I cannot see any faults in these sacks at all, however this does also depend what you use them for. Would they hold alot of builders rubble ?? usure about that !!? However, i use them for cat litter at 20 - 25 litres a go. Not only do i find i cannot lift the bag myself, but the bag manages to hold it nicely and doesnt rip. This is of course a major issue as nobody wants cat litter everywhere !!So medium to heavy weight, indeed i would say yes , extremely heavy... choose at your own risk !Tip - these bags are quite thick and not easy to tie at the top, so use cable ties !!

we bought these to remove a few tons of dirt dug out fror making a big 4m x 4m shed, Very happy with them, they have done a very good job for what we needed them for, They area really good size , we have been using them for a week now & used all 50 bags so far removing the dirt/earth, they are wearing well & just a few have split from rubble, not one is un-usable as yet, we have been filling with about 30kg as stated so love to say that the decription is really true & trustworthy, I would really recommend these bags & hope you find my pictures helpful.

I bought these bags to put thorny shrub branches in that i had already cut into small pieces , the result was that thepieces of branch punched straight through the plastic . There is no way you could put rubble in them .

Bit small and splits easily.

These are good size of bags for rubble and earth - any bigger and I wouldn't be able pick up the bag when full. Been using these for a few weeks. I have used 50 of these for either earth, sand or moving rubble (aggregate/chuckies/subbase), haven't had a single one break yet. Have found with other sacks when you put them down a little too hard - they split at the bottom. Hasn't happened with these ones yet. Good products!

I’ve only half filled them but are very sturdy.

I found these to be quite delicate, in fact, I’d go as far as to say that a bag for life from the local supermarket probably offers comparable strength. I think these would be fine for lightweight, smooth materials such as insulation or saw dust but not rubble.