Plastic Bags for Polystyrene 380 L, GEKO, heavy-duty roll of 10 pieces

Heavy-duty plastic bags for polystyrene 380 L by GEKO are designed to collect and transport large volumes of EPS offcuts, insulation scraps and light construction waste. Each bag on the roll has a nominal capacity of 380 liters and is supplied as a set of 10 pieces to simplify handling, storage and disposal tasks on sites where bulky, low-density materials need containment. The material and construction prioritize puncture and tear resistance for safer handling of edged or irregular insulation pieces.

Advantages

These GEKO plastic bags combine large volume capacity with reinforced film strength to reduce ripping when handling bulky or sharp-edged polystyrene pieces. The roll format of 10 bags enables compact storage and quick deployment, while the lightweight design keeps overall transport weight low. The bags are suitable for temporary on-site storage and for moving insulation waste to recycling or disposal points.

Suitable for

• Collecting EPS and polystyrene offcuts after insulation works
• Temporary storage of bulky, low-density construction debris
• Transporting insulation scraps to recycling or waste collection points
• Keeping work areas tidy during installation of wall, roof or floor insulation

Key specifications

• Capacity: 380 litres per bag
• Quantity: roll of 10 bags
• Material: heavy-duty plastic film with reinforced strength
• Intended contents: polystyrene (EPS), insulation scraps and lightweight construction waste
• Format: roll for compact storage and sequential use

How to use

Unroll and separate a bag from the roll, open the mouth fully and place it near the work area. Fill with polystyrene offcuts, insulation pieces or lightweight debris without overloading the bag beyond its capacity. Close the mouth by tying, twisting or using an appropriate closure to secure the contents before transport or storage. Handle filled bags with suitable lifting methods to avoid sharp impacts on the film.

Usage recommendations

Use these bags for dry, lightweight insulation waste. Avoid storing hot materials, sharp metal fragments or heavy, compact debris that may puncture the film. For outdoor storage, keep bags elevated from direct ground contact where possible and avoid prolonged UV exposure to extend service life.