Description
Black Refuse Sacks for Workplace and General Waste
Make everyday waste collection easier with our Black Refuse Sacks, suitable for routine disposal tasks around workplaces and other premises. The black finish helps keep the contents out of view, while the roll format is convenient to keep near bins, cleaning equipment or waste-collection points.
Made from 45 micron (180-gauge) low-density polythene (LDPE), these sacks are supplied in a practical loose format. The loose individual bags can be separated as needed. Choose a smaller pack for occasional use or a larger quantity for regular cleaning and waste-handling routines.
These refuse sacks are intended for general, compatible waste. Actual suitability will depend on the type of contents, weight, handling method and bin dimensions.
Where Can You Use Black Refuse Sacks?
- General waste collection in offices and stockrooms
- Everyday housekeeping in retail and trade premises
- Organising non-sharp packaging waste and light rubbish
- Waste collection as part of routine cleaning operations
- Keeping replacement sacks ready for shared workplace bins
Do not place exposed sharp objects, hot contents or hazardous waste into an ordinary refuse sack. Follow your waste contractor’s requirements for any special waste stream.
Key Features
- Black low-density polythene (LDPE)
- 45 micron (180-gauge) thickness
- Loose in box format for separating individual bags
- Sack dimensions: 18 × 29 × 38 inches
- Five quantity options for different usage levels
- Suitable for routine collection of compatible general waste
- Convenient for cleaning cupboards and workplace supplies
Available Size and Pack Quantities
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Sack size | 18 × 29 × 38 inches |
| Thickness | 45 micron / 180 gauge |
| Material | Low-density polythene (LDPE) |
| Colour | Black |
| Pack quantities | 50, 100, 200, 400 or 800 sacks |
Check the measurements and the fit of your bin before ordering, particularly where the container has an unusual shape.
Choosing and Using Your Sacks
Think about the type and amount of waste being collected, as well as the bin shape and how full the sack is likely to become. Leave enough material to close or lift the sack comfortably, and avoid overfilling. A material thickness is not itself a safe-load rating.
For disposal, follow local rules and your waste service’s instructions. Used refuse sacks may not be accepted in recycling collections depending on contents and collection arrangements.
