One bag. Many jobs.

Filled sandbags are part of the daily kit on most sites: weighting scaffolding, hoarding and temporary fencing, holding tarps and formwork, building up slope stability for erosion control, and diverting runoff away from excavations.

On a large site the supply has to keep up with the work. We sell by the pallet, keep filled stock on hand and quote freight to the site so a reorder is a phone call, not a project.

Sandbags are used under and around pipe as padding and bedding, and to hold a pipe string in position before it is backfilled. The quantities are large and the schedule does not wait.

We can supply pipeline volumes on pallets, delivered to a laydown yard or directly along the right-of-way where a flatbed can get in.

Temporary signs, barricades and light stands need ballast that stays put in wind and does not walk off. An 18 kg filled sandbag is the standard answer.

The bags are made to sit outdoors for the length of a project: tight weave, double-sewn seams, and a fabric that does not split when it is dropped off a truck.

When a river floods or a storm surge is coming, sandbags are used to build diversion walls, protect doorways and low openings, and hold back water long enough to get people and equipment out.

This is why the phone line is answered 24 hours a day and why we keep filled stock rather than filling to order. Emergency orders are dispatched the same day.

On landscaping and reclamation projects sandbags act as temporary retaining, hold materials and coverings in place and protect freshly graded ground from washing out.

Hessian is a natural fibre, which matters on reclamation sites where the bags may be left in place.

Rain, wind and ice cut into exposed soil and, left alone, take slopes and foundations with it. Filled sandbags are the fastest way to stabilize a bank or a fragile stretch of ground until permanent work is done.

The bags are built to sit outside under load through the seasons.