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The JMS Bridge Rubble Sacks are engineered for professional builders, landscapers, and serious DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable way to transport heavy construction waste. With a substantial weight capacity of up to 75kg per bag, these sacks offer the extreme durability required for bricks, cement, and jagged site debris; however, they are designed specifically for heavy-duty containment and are not intended for fine dust or liquid containment due to their woven construction.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WRS5482-100 |
| Brand | JMS Bridge |
While they are very durable, they are primarily designed as heavy-duty, single-use construction bags. Their ability to be reused depends entirely on the weight and sharpness of the materials contained in the first use.
Yes, they are excellent for heavy garden waste like soil, stones, or thick branches that would typically rip through standard garden bags.
The material is woven and water-resistant, but it is not sealed; water will eventually seep through the weave, and it is not intended for liquid storage.
Each sack is rated to carry up to 75kg of construction debris.
Because the sacks are woven, very fine powders may leak through the small gaps between the weave. They are better suited for aggregate, rubble, and general construction waste.
Avoid dragging the bag over concrete or rough surfaces; always lift by the top edges.
Do not overfill; leave at least 15cm of slack at the top to allow for a secure knot or twist-tie closure.
These sacks require no assembly; they are ready for immediate use upon unpacking. To maximize their performance, ensure they are not overfilled beyond their 75kg rating, as this can strain the weave and make lifting hazardous. When handling sharp items such as glass or exposed metal, take care to place them inside the sack carefully rather than dropping them in from a height to ensure longevity. Store unused sacks in a dry, shaded area, as prolonged exposure to direct UV rays over several months can weaken the synthetic weave over time.
