Sand Bags - Sandbags For Sale (Empty Woven Polypropylene)
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Stop flooding, control erosion, and so much more with sandbags! Just fill these empty sandbags with sand, dirt, or gravel and they are ready to go. Our sandbags are extremely heavy duty, made from tough woven polypropylene and are UV resistant, able to last under the sun for months without breaking. Plus, you'll save when you buy sandbags in bulk ! Size 14" x 26" sandbags (most popular) 14" x 26" ultra heavy duty sandbags How to fill it Sandbag filler UV Protection 3-6 months 7-15 months Weight capacity 50 lbs 100 lbs What to put in it sand gravel Purpose flood control erosion control military fortification (green color) earthbag homes flood control erosion control military fortification earthbag homes Ties included Yes Yes Color(s) White Green Beige Orange Black 4 Reasons Why Sandbags Are Still The Best Way To Stop Flooding Polypropylene sandbags have been used for centuries. Since the Revolutionary War in 1776, sandbags have been used to build fortifications to protect against flooding and other dangers. Few 18th century technologies have remained till the present day (horse and buggy, anyone?). So why exactly have sandbags stood the test of time? 1. Economical and inexpensive 1,000 14" x 26" sandbags , costing a total of $239, would be enough to build a 55-foot long wall 3 feet high. That works out to just $0.24/sandbag. Related: Calculate how many sandbags you need to build a sandbag wall using a sandbag calculator 2. Lightweight and easy to transport when empty One pallet can hold 20,000 14" x 26" empty sandbags , which weighs 1,700 pounds. That's enough sandbags to build a 830-foot long wall 4 feet high , enough to protect the length of more than two football fields. The lightweight nature of empty sandbags allows them to be transported thousands of miles to their final destination for minimal cost. Once onsite, the sandbags can be filled with a wide variety of materials, including sand, silt, clay, gravel, or soil. Polypropylene sandbags can last for years if
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