Brick and Rubble Bags

Brick and Rubble Bags

Buy brick and rubble sacks and plastic sheeting now.

Rubble bags are extra strong, 520 gauge heavy duty bags. Rubble bags are ideal for heavy masonry and brick removal and or disposal.

Rubble sacks are perfect for gardeners, DIYers and builders taking their rubbish to the local tip, as they are resistant to tears and punctures and with careful use can be reused again and again saving you money on cheaper black bag alternatives.

Disposal of asbestos

Asbestos is a small fibrous material, widely used as an insulator in buildings and domestic goods. It has also been much used in building materials such as gutters, down spouts and roofing sheets.

It can be harmful if breathed in, although its effects may not be seen for years and therefore its disposal is controlled and you will probably need a permit. The asbestos will need to be placed in special asbestos bags, which you should purchase when you apply for the permit.

Manufacturers of brick and rubble sacks include:

Eco friendly alternatives

Plastic and polythene packaging are often considered less green than their glass or paper-based alternatives. Plastic and polythene packaging are actually one of the greenest forms of packaging and helps cost-effectively expand shelf-lives and reduce wastage of food and other perishables. Did you know for instance that:

  • Plastic packaging can be recycled, cheapily and easily and requires less energy to do so than paper, card or glass
  • Plastic packaging has a very low carbon footprint compared to glass and paper requiring only a tiny fraction of the energy they need to produce
  • Polythene is significantly lighter than glass and paper and so results in significantly lower carbon emissions when transported

If you want to know more the following sites specialise in environmentally-friendly packaging:

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Research and resources

For more detailed information brick and rubble sacks including how they are manufactured and the different types of packaging products available, please see:

Goldstork: interesting directory where best of the web links are put into specific categories to help you find exactly what your looking for. On Goldstork you will also find selected information and links to great websites specialised in rubbish bags.

PackagingKnowledge: with articles and news regarding the flexible polythene packaging industry including this article on waste bags and sacks.

PlasticBags.uk.com: plastic packaging directory where users and businesses can easely add their packaging product listings for free. Find useful websites about waste bags and rubbish bags at PlasticBags.uk.com

Polythene news

Roads of polythene! It’s possible, says researcher

Researchers at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) claim to have found a new way for disposing of plastic waste, mainly polythene bags, by using them for construction of long-lasting, water-proof roads.

Designers Parvesh, Jai use polythene as embellishments

In an effort to create awareness about global warming, young designer duo Parvesh and Jai have innovated with plastic and polythene bags as embellishments for their "Ethical" collection to be showcased at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week.

2012 Olympic builders raise the roof

The cable roof has been lifted into place over the 2012 Olympic stadium as builders reach another milestone in the Olympic park.

The roof will be covered over next spring to protect athletes and spectators from the elements.

More news on polythene bags.

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