Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q and
Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get there very
often.

Any online suppliers?


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The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257

On 2007-07-27 23:42:45 +0100, "The Medway Handyman"
said:

Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q and
Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get there very
often.

Any online suppliers?

Yes.


Kaiser and Kraft

They have a wide range of different rubbish bags, but you need an account.

"The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q and
Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get there
very
often.

Any online suppliers?


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Dave
The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257
Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time and
split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag. If you
don't drop them when full they last at least a year each. Ideal for slate,
tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish. available from Whaley's
of Bradford

keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in
message ...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q
and Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get
there very often.

Any online suppliers?

Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time
and split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag.
If you don't drop them when full they last at least a year each.
Ideal for slate, tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish.
available from Whaley's of Bradford

Sorry, should have made my post clearer. I'm after a disposbale bag that
will take the rubish from Mrs Bloggs job & last until I carry to the front
door.


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The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257

On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 20:38:27 UTC, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:

keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in
message ...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q
and Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get
there very often.

Any online suppliers?

Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time
and split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag.
If you don't drop them when full they last at least a year each.
Ideal for slate, tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish.
available from Whaley's of Bradford

Sorry, should have made my post clearer. I'm after a disposbale bag that
will take the rubish from Mrs Bloggs job & last until I carry to the front
door.

I have used the thick, free ones provided by the council for recycling!
Can always get more, free, too!

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keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in
message ...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q
and Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get
there very often.

Any online suppliers?

Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time
and split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag.
If you don't drop them when full they last at least a year each.
Ideal for slate, tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish.
available from Whaley's of Bradford

Sorry, should have made my post clearer. I'm after a disposbale bag that
will take the rubish from Mrs Bloggs job & last until I carry to the front
door.


Lakeland black plastic sacks are reasonably tough
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"The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
...
keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in
message ...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q
and Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get
there very often.

Any online suppliers?

Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time
and split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag.
If you don't drop them when full they last at least a year each.
Ideal for slate, tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish.
available from Whaley's of Bradford

Sorry, should have made my post clearer. I'm after a disposbale bag that
will take the rubish from Mrs Bloggs job & last until I carry to the front
door.

You can get different size coal bags. The one we use are about 30" x 30" or
2'6" x 2'6" You can fill them half full so one person can lift or fill them
till it takes two persons to lift. They are reuseable, have side handles
and they dont rip

keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
...
keith_765 wrote:
"The Medway Handyman" wrote in
message ...
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q
and Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get
there very often.

Any online suppliers?
Try coal bags with double bottoms and handles . I buy 100 at a time
and split them with other roofing contractors. works out at £3 a bag.
If you don't drop them when full they last at least a year each.
Ideal for slate, tile, bricks, scaffold fitting and general rubbish.
available from Whaley's of Bradford
Sorry, should have made my post clearer. I'm after a disposbale bag that
will take the rubish from Mrs Bloggs job & last until I carry to the front
door.

You can get different size coal bags. The one we use are about 30" x 30" or
2'6" x 2'6" You can fill them half full so one person can lift or fill them
till it takes two persons to lift. They are reuseable, have side handles
and they dont rip




Not ripping is the main thing. 20 pence rubble bags are plenty strong
enough to hold anything you can actually carry, but are no good for
things like slates and tiles

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Any online suppliers?
http://www.davpack.co.uk/ProductLeve...opylene%20Bags

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Lidls do good black bags. very strong and very black... Mmmmm

Joe.

On 27 Jul, 23:42, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
Anyone got a source of reasonably priced rubbish sacks? Tried B&Q and
Wickes 'Heavy Duty Rubble Sacks' - rubbish!

Tear at the first opportunity.

I bought some really good 'woven' ones at Makro, but I don't get there very
often.

Any online suppliers?

--
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The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257

Joe wrote:
Lidls do good black bags. very strong and very black... Mmmmm

I get mine from a local specialised black plastic bag shop