Woven Polypropylene Rubble Builder Sacks Bags 60cm x 80cm - Heavy Duty (20)

On the surface they look good, they're pretty strong and can hold a decent amount of weight.BUT THEN, what it doesn't tell you is that the bags break down when left outside - I placed about 30 of these sacks with assorted rubble in out the front of my house for a few weeks (building works) whilst sorting something else to arrange a skip. Now, I can't touch any of the bags because the fibre they're made from turns to string - if you pick them up, the part you grab just tears off...so now I have 30 bags of unstable rubble waiting to degrade by the front of my house.Why make a rubble sack that degrades in the elements? - Bit crap.

Always tricky buying these bags when it says rubble bags! Usually fall to bits. Been filling these with brick, stone and old lime mortar. Putting in between 20-35kgs in a bag at a guess and on my third round of using them. As in fill dump fill dump etc. Couple of small holes where sharp edged stones have cut through but they don’t get bigger. Great bags and they’ll keep going for several more loads😀

After 6 months noticed some bags were becoming frail with some breaks, now at 8 months they have all completely disintegrated and I have the neatly bagged and stored stones just flowing out the bags and creating a huge mess - I'll have to shovel the lot up and rebag with bags from somewhere else. If all you want is bags to take stuff to the tip, these will work but to store anything in them for more than 6 months they are a complete waste of time and money!

Decent for brickwork rubble. I didnt fill the bags up too heavy, but was great. You get 20 bags in a pack. I ended up using 60 bags for my whole wall that you can see in the video. Theyre light weight. Only doubt is it might tear if you’re using for sharp materials but wouldnt say its any less durable than other bags though. .Thumbs up if this review is helpful!

Really good rubble sacks - very strong. So far we have used some when we took down a ceiling and I'm saving some for when the new electrics go in. All the rubble when they channel out will go in these. They are not huge but not so small they're a waste of time; you do need to be able to manage them easily as well as have them hold a decent amount of rubble. Well worth it and I would buy again if needed.