I ordered these DURASACK 130 Gallon Sacks for various projects around the house and property. They are fantastic! They are incredibly durable and works as described. These are very versatile because they are plastic lined. Great for cement projects, storing sand or dirt, as well as hauling and moving stuff. Impressed wither their durability and quality.
PROFESSIONAL COLLECTION
DuraSack® Concrete Washout Bag
Finish the job strong — streamline your cleanup and disposal process with this meticulously engineered, 130-gallon capacity waste disposal unit.
Features:
- LLDPE plastic liner is sewn on the bottom corners as well as the top perimeter of the bag in order to prevent wet materials from seeping through. Expertly engineered to remain self-standing during use.
Recommended uses:
- Concrete washout
- Drywall mud
- Stucco
- Paint
- Wet waste
- Mortar
- and other wet/dry materials
- Commercial Construction
- Home Renovation
- Bricking
- Painting
- Pool & patio.
Material
- Polypropylene
Volume Capacity
- 130 gallons
Weight Capacity
- Can hold up to 3,300 pounds
Dimensions
- 40″L x 40″W x 24″H
Waste disposal you can count on


Use it everywhere
The DuraSack Concrete Washout Bag is the all-inclusive waste disposal unit you’ll count on in a variety of settings, including commercial construction, home renovation, bricking, painting, pool, and patio.
Make things simple
Equipped with 4 corner lifting loops for easy transport and hands-free disposal, the bag is also completely self-standing. In other words, you won’t need an external structure to keep the bag open and upright, and one person can discharge the chute on their own.




Comply with regulations
The DuraSack Concrete Washout Bag makes waste disposal safe and cost-effective so you can avoid site shut downs. The LLDPE plastic liner sewn on the bottom corners and top perimeter of the bag prevents leaks and keeps the environment safe.
Reviews
StraightUp Reviews
Amazon Customer
We overestimated when we ordered abc and sand for a project but we need it for a second upcoming project. I ordered these for us to put the materials in and keep them separated- they are perfect! Very sturdy and we packed them full! They can’t be moved due to the excessive weight so I’ve no idea how they would hold up if carried around.
Mary P.
I am trying to size down… I bought three for… Keep, Give and Throw.
They are so nice and big I didn’t have black garbage bags or little piles everywhere. They are too big to leave up forever so you need to continue to work (I am a procrastinator)!
They work perfect for me!
Krankie
This bag is tough as concrete. I had an old Sony trinitron tube 36” in my basement so I put the tv in the bag covered it and then busted the tube that thing weighed 150# worked out Great
Amazon Customer
These bags came in very handy for a bathroom renovation project. My husband and I placed one bag in the back of a truck and the other bag we used to haul smaller loads of tile, wood scraps, and other miscellaneous debris. Then the smaller hauls were dumped into the bag in the back of the truck. This system worked well and we were able to slide the bag off the truck when we got to the dump. The bags did not puncture nor rip. I would definitely buy them again. There are many uses for these bags plus they are lined.
HoJo
Bought this as a gift for my husband. He was tired of getting the back of his truck dirty (I mean that’s what it’s for, right but anyway). He loves it now whatever messy item he needs to haul goes in the bag and he doesn’t have to clean out the bed just the bag. Very versatile and hold up to a lot of abuse. Definitely a must have for those picky truck owners!
Patrick O.
We decided to use these instead of making concrete washout boxes with dimensional lumber and reinforced poly plastic. They held up incredibly well and we didn’t have to worry about tearing plastic or wait until all the slurry was solid to depose of the washouts. Highly recommend as a labor and material cost savings.
D. Krebs
Strong bag. I used this for concrete cleanout. The straps and bag held together halfway filled with concrete. Used the skid steer bucket teeth to hang it from and move once done. It will need staked open, doesn’t have rigidity by itself.
E A Poe
Big enough for at least two of us to sit down in it, but small enough for one person to drag around.
Really sturdy with a plastic lining. I’m not sure if it would hold water but was thinking it might work to give my standard poodle a bath in it! This thing will be great for garden waste and leaves going to the compost.