Groundsman Super Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks - 30L, Roll of 6

Key Features

• Roll of 6 super heavy duty rubble sacks
• 30 litre capacity, our tallest Groundsman rubble sack at 770mm with a 1020mm circumference
• Extra thick and strong construction, suitable for rubble, bricks, sand, gravel and shale
• Made in the UK from recycled material
• Our toughest roll rubble sack, built for demanding building and landscaping jobs

How to Use

1. Tear a sack from the roll and open it out fully before filling, using the 520mm open width
2. Fill with rubble, bricks, sand, gravel or shale, keeping to around two thirds full for a weight you can safely lift
3. Gather the top and tie securely with string, tape or a cable tie
4. Take filled sacks to your local household waste recycling centre, subject to your council's rules on DIY rubble and hardcore

Technical Specifications

• Pack size: roll of 6 sacks
• Capacity: 30 litres
• Dimensions: 1020mm circumference, 770mm tall, 520mm open width
• Material: super heavy duty, extra thick recycled polythene, made in the UK
• Suitable for: rubble, bricks, sand, gravel, shale
• Not suitable for: chemical waste, asbestos, liquids

FAQs

How big is a 30 litre rubble sack?
This 30 litre rubble sack stands 770mm tall with a 1020mm circumference and 520mm open width once filled, enough for roughly one wheelbarrow load of soil, rubble or garden waste.

How much does a rubble sack full of rubble weigh?
A super heavy duty sack like this one, filled with bricks, hardcore or stone, can weigh 25 to 50kg depending on how densely it is packed. Fill to around two thirds full and keep the weight to around 20 to 25kg so it is safe to lift alone.

Can I use rubble sacks as membrane fabric?
No, even a super heavy duty sack like this is designed as a waste container rather than a permanent ground cover, damp proof membrane or weed control fabric, so it is not suitable for that use.

How to dispose of asbestos, can I use this rubble sack?
No. This, and every standard rubble sack, must not be used for asbestos waste. Asbestos needs UN approved, correctly labelled asbestos waste bags and disposal via a licensed site or registered waste carrier.

This item is temporarily out of stock. Our similar Tidyz and Tristar rubble sacks are in stock now if you need one sooner.