Contractor Trash Bags On Rolls

Roll-type contractor trash bags are designed for heavy-duty waste management. Unlike standard household trash bags, these roll-type contractor trash bags are larger and easier to use. They can handle heavy/abrasive waste. They are suitable for high-volume applications such as construction, renovation, industrial cleaning, and large-scale waste disposal. They are also suitable for large trash cans in shopping malls and property management.

Key Benefits

Roll-type contractor trash bags are capable of handling large, sharp, or heavy trash.
1. Ultra-Durable Material: Withstands sharp objects and heavy loads.
High-Strength Base Material: Most are made from HDPE (high-density polyethylene), LDPE (low-density polyethylene), or woven polypropylene (for extreme durability). HDPE offers excellent puncture resistance (ideal for glass fragments, metal scraps, or construction debris), while woven polypropylene is tear-resistant (suitable for rough materials like concrete blocks or wood scraps).
They are significantly thicker than standard trash bags, allowing them to handle heavier trash and hold more.
2. Roll-Type Design: Convenient for high-volume use.
Continuous Roll Packaging: Each roll contains approximately 20 bags (the number per roll varies depending on bag size) and features a built-in perforated tear line for easy one-handed use. Space-Saving Storage: Rolls are compact and stackable, easily fitting into tool sheds, construction trailers, or janitorial rooms. 3. Multiple Sizes and Expanded Capacity
Large Capacity Options: Available in gallon (or liter) sizes to accommodate bulky waste, ranging from 30 gallons (for small projects like home renovations) to over 100 gallons (for large construction or industrial cleanups). Common sizes include 35"W x 49"H (42 gallons) and 50"W x 48"H (65 gallons), which fit standard contractor trash cans or dumpsters.

Safe and Efficient Use

1. Avoid Overloading: Never exceed the weight limit indicated on roll-type contractor trash bags (usually printed on the roll). Overloading can cause the bag to tear or the drawstring to break, resulting in spilled trash.
2. Reinforced Packaging to Protect Against Sharp Objects: For extremely sharp trash (e.g., broken glass, metal fragments), line the bag with cardboard or an old towel for added puncture protection.
3. Safe Outdoor Storage: On windy work sites, use metal or plastic trash can rings to secure the bag in place to prevent it from blowing off the trash can and scattering trash.
4. Proper Storage: Store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place (away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures) to maintain the material's flexibility and durability.