Commercial Construction
Commercial construction is the steadiest bulk bag user there is — aggregate in, spoil and waste out, on every project, at every stage. What matters is that the right bag is on site when the crew needs it.
The everyday workhorse
Commercial construction does not have an exotic packaging problem. It has a constant one. Material comes in, spoil and waste go out, and it happens on every project from site clearance to final fit-out.
Where sites are constrained — which in commercial work is most of them — bagged handling stops being a convenience and becomes the only way to stage material at all.
Match the bag to the lift
The detail most often overlooked is the lifting equipment. A bag is only useful if what is on site can pick it up at full weight, at the reach required. Loop length and configuration follow from the telehandler or crane, not from a catalog default.
Tell us what is lifting and we will spec to it.