Siteworx Polythene Rubble Sack
- Regular Price
- £43.67
- Sale Price
- £43.67
- Regular Price
- £62.99
- Unit Price
- per
Keep your job site, garden or renovation tidy and efficient with the Siteworx Polythene Rubble Sack, a rugged, high-quality polythene bag built for hauling building waste, garden debris, aggregates, logs or rubble.
Why Choose the Siteworx Polythene Rubble Sack
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Durable, heavy-duty construction: Made of tough polythene that resists tearing or splitting when loaded with sharp or heavy material.
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Versatile for many materials: Ideal for demolition waste, garden cuttings, stone, brick fragments, aggregate, logs and general site refuse.
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Manageable size: At 50 cm × 75 cm, it strikes a balance between capacity and handling ease.
When & Where to Use It
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Building sites & renovations: for debris, mortar, broken bricks, plaster, broken tile, etc.
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Garden & landscaping: stone offcuts, soil, old plants, branches, turf removal.
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Aggregate & material transport: when you need to carry stone, gravel, sand, or crushed rock in manageable bags.
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Log / firewood storage: for short-term containment of logs or kindling.
Its size and strength make it well suited for general construction waste or garden clearance where large wheelie bins or skips would be excessive or impractical.
Specs & Pack Details
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Dimensions: 50 cm × 75 cm per sack
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Material: Heavy duty polythene
Best Practices & Tips
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Don’t overfill: Leave some margin for twisting or tying the top.
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Distribute sharp objects: If placing sharp debris inside, lay them along the edges or wrap them to reduce puncturing.
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Use double bagging: For particularly heavy or sharp loads, use two sacks joined or stacked for extra protection.
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Lift carefully: When full, lift with care rather than dragging to avoid tearing.
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Seal & stack: Twist or tie the top, then stack sacks upright if storing, or load into vehicles/skips for removal.
Siteworx Polythene Rubble Sack gives you a dependable, no-nonsense bagging solution for all kinds of waste and material transport needs. Rugged enough for heavy duty use, yet sized for practical handling.