Refuse Sacks

Bin bags fail at the worst possible moment if the gauge doesn't match the waste. Our refuse sacks range from 160G everyday liners to heavy-duty 330G bags, alongside clear polythene sacks for recycling separation and green garden waste bags, sold as loose sacks or on a roll for kitchens, offices and outdoor sites.

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About Our Refuse Sacks

Gauge, the thickness measurement, is what separates a bag that holds up from one that splits under a full day's kitchen waste. Our black refuse bags run from 160G for general office or light commercial waste up to 330G for kitchens, building sites or anywhere waste is heavier or sharper. Sizes scale alongside gauge, from 18x29x38 inch up to 23x34x47 inch for larger bins.

Clear polythene refuse sacks serve a different purpose, visible contents for recycling streams or sites that need to see what's inside before disposal, while green garden bags are sized and coloured specifically for outdoor waste collection. Square bin liners and bags on a roll round out the range for smaller bins and dispenser-style use.

Why Choose Our Refuse Sacks

Getting bin bag gauge and size wrong means split bags, leaks and wasted stock. Our range is built around matching gauge to actual waste type rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

  • Gauges from 160G to 330G, matched to waste weight and sharpness
  • Black, clear and green options for general, recyclable and garden waste
  • Sizes from 18x29x38 up to 23x34x47 inch
  • Loose sacks and roll formats to suit different dispensing setups
  • Recyclable material across the plastic range
  • Bulk wholesale pricing with next-day delivery across London and the M25

FAQs

What customer ask for!

1. What gauge refuse bag do I need for a commercial kitchen?

Kitchens generally need a heavier gauge, such as our 330G Black Refuse Bag, to handle food waste weight and sharper items like bones or packaging edges without splitting. Lighter 160G bags suit general office or low-volume waste.

2. What's the difference between 160G and 250G bags?

The number refers to the bag's gauge, or thickness — a 250G bag is noticeably stronger than 160G and better suited to heavier or bulkier waste, while 160G suits lighter, everyday rubbish.

3. Why would I use a clear refuse sack instead of black?

Clear polythene sacks let contents be seen before disposal, which is often needed for recycling separation or sites that require visible waste checks before collection.

4. Are green garden bags the same as standard refuse sacks?

No, the Garden Bag Green is sized and coloured specifically for garden and outdoor waste, distinguishing it from general refuse for council collection or landscaping use.

5. Can I order refuse sacks in bulk for my business?

Yes, all refuse sacks are supplied in bulk case quantities at trade pricing, with next-day delivery available across London and the M25.