FIBC Bulk Bags Holds up to 4400 lbs Construction Bags Heavy Duty 210-Gallon Woven Polypropylene Dumpster Bag for

Very well made! It’s way taller than the bulk sand sold at Lowe’s. The straps go across the bottom. This will hold the advertised weight!! Read more

Didn't have huge expectations, but this bag is the best. Significant high quality. Read more

My hubby has been trying out this heavy duty bag on his tractor. Here is the info he gave me after use: 1. Can hold very heavy loads, but be careful with sharp objects - may snag (that was the star loss for us. It was especially needed for concrete blocks, as shown. It did hold the weight of a bunch of them tho, no problem, just easy snagging if he had tried to lug around the full load he wanted to move. 2. He went over the bumpiest parts of the yard when using things like this, and it totally passed that test while pretty full 3. He said its perfect for moving huge piles of dirt, leaves, river rock/gravel, etc... whatever floats your boat, as long as there aren't sharp edges (not trying to be a broken record, sorry). We do have to move huge piles of dirt/soil around a lot, and its great for that. And we are working on a pond, so will definitely come in handy for that. In the pics, we got one of the seams so your could decide if it will hold what you want. For most of our needs its just fine. We can load the bricks with the tractor itself. Just kinda defeats that particular purpose. I still recommend, depending on your needs. If we didn't have a tractor, it would probably be mainly used for yard trash and leaves, and maybe limbs. Read more

This back is HUGE, and I mean huge; its almost 3 feet wide on each side and almost 4 feet in height (around 7ft when top is extended)! The quality is amazing, from the thick, hefty duty durable polypropylene material and strong stitching right down to the tie strings. There are so many uses for this bag that the value is amazing: I raked our .75 acre yard that was covered with leaves (couldn't even see grass) and all the leaves fit in the back for easy transport. I have also had my 6 and 8 year old jump in and have me pull them around, glides awesome on the snow similar to a sled, super fun. Currently the bag is being used for storage, it is packed full of comforters, blankets and pillows and tied up tight; the bag keeps all the bedding dust, bug and rodent free! Love this multi-use bag! Read more

It comes folded up and I did not unfold it all the way as we do not need it yet. However the stiching looked good for what I saw and it was heavy. Seems easy to unfold and set up but might be hard to use or move without a forklift. Feels durable. Size is huge. Read more

Huge size and fits everything from the yard. Read more

These contractor-grade trash bags are no joke — they are seriously heavy-duty. Made from strong woven polypropylene, they’re designed to handle rough, bulky materials without tearing. I’ve used them for everything from hauling broken concrete and bricks to yard debris, and they’ve held up flawlessly. The size is impressive — 35 x 35 x 43 inches gives you about 30 cubic feet of storage. I was able to load up dirt, stone, wood scraps, and even sand with no issue. What really sets these bags apart are the reinforced lifting loops. They're incredibly sturdy and make it easy to lift the bags with a forklift or by hand. I didn’t experience any tearing or stretching, even when moving full loads. The sealable top is a smart touch to prevent spillage during transport, and the flat bottom keeps the bag upright while loading. They’re perfect for construction sites, landscaping work, storm cleanup — basically any tough job where traditional trash bags would fall apart. One thing to note: while they’re UV-protected for extended use, if you're leaving them out in the sun long-term, keep an eye on wear and tear over time. Indoors or shaded areas should give you well over a year of use. Bottom line: if you need a reliable, rugged solution for hauling and storing heavy or sharp materials, these contractor bags are worth every penny. Read more

Seemingly a couple of times a year, I do a garage purge and trash, broken tools, extra parts, etc need somewhere to go. Historically, I've thrown all of these things into a large trash bag that by the end of the purge, is too heavy for it's own strength, creating a bigger mess when I try to pull it out of the trash bin. I ordered this as a way to keep the heavier stuff out of the regular bags. This bag is very large, and made of a cloth-like material. It's meant to hang from a forklift (as shown in the listing), but I don't have one, so we just use cardboard to hold the sides up while we fill it. One thing that is not ideal about it is that if what you're throwing in it has sharp edges, the material will cut or puncture, which happened with one of these when I was throwing away some scrap metal. To be fair, the bag is advertised for use with things like mulch, leaves, grass, etc, but, just something to be aware of. Until it's unfolded, it doesn't take up much space, so I try to keep a few around in case we need them, which is nice. Read more