TOYA construction waste bags 240 L, 70 µm thickness, pack of 10

TOYA construction waste bags 240 L are heavy-duty refuse sacks designed for on-site collection, temporary storage and transport of construction debris. Each pack contains 10 bags made from 70 µm thick polyethylene film, offering puncture and tear resistance for handling bulky, heavy waste such as rubble, broken tiles, plaster, insulation offcuts and general site detritus. The bags are sized to hold up to 240 litres, allowing efficient consolidation of materials for removal, disposal or recycling.

Advantages

The 70 µm film thickness provides enhanced durability compared with standard refuse bags, reducing the risk of punctures and leaks when loading sharp or heavy items. Supplied as a pack of 10, these bags deliver consistent quality and predictable capacity for planning site waste flows. Their polyethylene construction is resistant to moisture and many common construction contaminants, aiding safe handling and transit.

Suitable for

• Collecting and transporting construction and demolition debris
• Temporary on-site storage of bulky waste
• Site cleanup after renovations, tiling, plastering or insulation work
• Separating heavy materials for disposal or recycling

Key specifications

• Capacity: approximately 240 litres
• Film thickness: 70 µm (microns)
• Material: polyethylene film
• Pack contents: 10 bags per pack
• Designed for puncture and tear resistance under heavy loads

How to use

Open a bag and position it inside a suitable container or keep it free-standing on firm ground. Load debris carefully, avoiding concentrated sharp edges that may penetrate the film. Do not overfill beyond the recommended capacity; loosely filled bags are easier to tie and move. Close the bag by tying or sealing with appropriate ties or tape, and lift using correct manual handling techniques or mechanical aids suited to the filled weight.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use gloves when handling construction waste and inspect each bag for damage before filling. Avoid dragging filled bags over rough surfaces and consolidate sharp fragments by wrapping them in additional material to reduce the risk of puncture. Dispose of filled bags in accordance with local waste regulations and separate recyclable materials where applicable.