Collection: Woven Polypropylene

  Meet Our 3m³ 1500 kg Skip Bag, Heavy-Duty Waste Handling Made Simple Managing construction waste, landscaping offcuts, or bulky site debris often comes with the same headache, every job needs a reliable, high-capacity solution that can be moved, stored, and filled safely. Our newly added 3 Cubic Metre 1500 kg Blue Woven Polypropylene Skip Bag with Flap Lid is purpose built for exactly that, giving contractors and homeowners a strong, flexible alternative to traditional steel skip bins. Designed for tough Australian conditions and manufactured from durable 200 gsm woven polypropylene, this skip bag provides exceptional strength, stability, and weather resistance while keeping overall weight to a minimum. Whether it is for a one-off clean up or ongoing project use, our woven bags deliver the versatility and confidence you need on site. Why Choose a Skip Bag Instead of a Steel Skip? Skip bags offer several advantages, especially when mobility and efficiency matter. 1. Lightweight but incredibly strong Despite being easy to handle when empty, the poly bag is rated to an impressive 1500 kg Safe Working Load (SWL). The woven polypropylene fabric gives it exceptional tear resistance, even with mixed construction debris and heavy loads. 2. Flexible and easy to position Where a steel skip requires machinery, this skip bag can be placed almost anywhere you need, from tight driveway corners to uneven ground. Once full, simply lift using the reinforced pink bottom loops, which are designed to maintain orientation under load for safer handling. 3. Protects contents from the weather The integrated white flap lid helps keep debris secured, reduces dust, and offers added protection from rain and wind exposure. This helps keep sites tidier and supports better environmental compliance. 4. Smarter site management For builders, landscapers, and renovators, skip bags simplify logistics because they can be folded flat when not in use, saving space in vehicles, on site, and in storage. You only set up the capacity you need, when you need it. Product Overview, Built for Real-World Job Sites The internal dimensions of 200 x 150 x 100 cm give you a true 3 cubic metre capacity, ideal for a wide range of bulky, awkward, or mixed waste streams, including: Demolition rubble and broken concrete Timber, offcuts, and framing waste Landscaping waste, soil, and turf Packaging waste, pallets, and strapping Roofing and cladding material General mixed construction and renovation debris Dual 40 cm white tie-up attachments on the long, 200 cm sides help secure the bag during transport or after filling, improving stability and reducing the risk of spillage as the bag is moved around site. Key Features at a Glance 1500 kg SWL for demanding commercial use 3 cubic metres capacity, suitable for large project waste Reinforced pink lift loops positioned around the bottom for controlled lifting 200 gsm blue woven polypropylene for durability and tear resistance White flap lid for weather protection and dust control Unprinted finish, suitable for custom branding or disposal requirements Easy to move, store, and transport when empty, folds flat to save space You can view full specifications and pricing or order online via the product page here, 3 Cubic Metre Skip Bag, 1500 kg SWL, Blue Woven Polypropylene with Flap Lid . Ideal Applications Across Industries Construction and demolition Easily handle bulky mixed debris without needing a fixed-position steel skip. The 3m³ capacity is ideal for staged demolition works, strip outs, and smaller building projects where flexibility is important. Landscaping and green waste Perfect for branches, turf, soil, mulch, and general garden waste. Landscapers working across multiple addresses can fold and transport the bags easily, then deploy them as temporary collection points on each site. Residential renovations Homeowners benefit from a more flexible, often more cost-effective waste solution than hiring a traditional steel skip. The bag can be positioned closer to the work area, making loading safer and more efficient. Facility maintenance and industrial sites Useful for periodic clean ups, offcut collection, and the movement of non-hazardous bulk waste around warehouses, factories, and large commercial sites. How to Use the 3m³ Skip Bag Safely To extend the lifespan of your skip bag and maintain safe lifting performance, follow these guidelines: Place the bag on flat, stable ground or a pallet before filling. Keep loads evenly distributed to maintain centre balance and stability. Never exceed the rated 1500 kg Safe Working Load. Use appropriate lifting equipment, such as a forklift or crane, and always lift using the designated pink bottom loops. Secure the flap lid and side ties before moving the bag to minimise dust and debris loss. Avoid sharp, protruding items that may damage the fabric unless suitably contained. Why Choose Pacific Packaging Australia for Skip Bags? At Pacific Packaging Australia, we specialise in industrial packaging that is built for the realities of Australian worksites. Our woven polypropylene skip bags are selected and tested with durability, safety, and usability in mind, so you can focus on getting the job done. With extensive stock holdings, fast dispatch, and dedicated customer support, we make it easier for builders, contractors, and facility managers to standardise their waste handling across projects and locations. Ready to Upgrade Your Site Waste Management? If you are looking for a safer, more efficient way to manage waste on site, our 3 Cubic Metre 1500 kg Blue Woven Polypropylene Skip Bag with Flap Lid is ready for the job. Order online today or speak with our team about bulk quantities, delivery options, and how skip bags can support your overall waste management strategy. If you're looking for other storage and waste options explore our FIBC/Bulk Bags.

Protecting Your Bunches: How Banana Bunch Covers Boost Yield & Quality From the tropical plantations of Tully and Innisfail to the subtropical farms of northern New South Wales, Australia’s banana industry thrives under intense sunlight and high humidity. Using quality banana bunch covers is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect crops, improve fruit quality, and increase yield. Why Bunch Covers For Bananas Matter Covering banana bunches shields your banana harvest from Australia’s harsh UV rays, heavy rain, and pest damage. Modern reflective bunch covers with UV stabilisation are designed to regulate temperature, improve fruit colour, and reduce sunburn, ensuring consistent results across all growing conditions. Sun and UV protection: Reflective film reduces heat stress and prevents sunburn in high-radiation regions. Pest defence: Acts as a barrier against birds, bats, and insects, minimising damage. Improved yield: Field reports show yield gains of up to 20–30% when covers are used correctly. Better fruit appearance: Uniform ripening and cleaner skins help improve market presentation and shelf appeal. Adapting to Australian Growing Regions Each banana-growing area has unique challenges, and the right protective cover can make a measurable difference: Tropical Queensland In regions like Tully, Innisfail and Lakeland, intense sunlight and wind exposure demand UV-stabilised covers with reflective silver film. These maintain cooler banana bunch temperatures, helping reduce heat stress and peel blemishes. Northern New South Wales For farms in Coffs Harbour or Byron Bay, humidity and fungal pressure make ventilation holes essential. Banana covers with controlled airflow balance protection with moisture control to prevent condensation build-up. Selecting the Right Banana Bunch Cover When choosing banana bunch covers, look for specifications suited to Australian field conditions: Size: 80 x 160cm – standard commercial coverage Thickness: 40–50μm for strength and longevity Material: UV-stabilised reflective film, silver both sides Ventilation: 16–20 holes for airflow and condensation control Colour: Silver/Blue or Transparent A for batch identification Explore our full range of banana bunch covers designed for commercial banana farms across Australia. How to Apply Bunch Covers Effectively Proper application ensures maximum performance and longevity: Apply covers when bunches begin to form and fingers curve upward. Ensure the silver side faces the sun to reflect heat and UV rays. Fit loosely for airflow, with 10–15cm clearance below the last hand. Regularly inspect covers for tears or wind damage during the growing season. Proven Results for Australian Growers In northern Queensland trials, farms using UV-resistant reflective covers reported reduced sun-scorch, lower bird damage, and higher pack-out rates. Consistent fruit size and colour also improved profitability across export and domestic markets. Final Takeaway For banana growers across Australia, investing in quality banana bunch protection covers is a proven way to safeguard fruit, lift yields, and protect your bottom line. UV-stabilised reflective covers are built to handle Australia’s climate, providing a cost-effective solution to maintain crop quality season after season. Pacific Packaging Australia supplies UV-stabilised banana bunch cover bags are trusted by growers in Queensland, New South Wales, and beyond. Explore durable, field-tested agricultural supplies designed for high performance in Australian growing conditions.

FIBC Safety Guidelines: Best Practices for Safe Handling and Storage Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs), often called bulk bags, are engineered for moving and storing large volumes of dry goods. While our bags are manufactured to ISO 21898:2024, safe handling is essential to protect people, product, and equipment. Key principles, at a glance Never exceed the bag’s Safe Working Load (SWL) and always follow the handling label. Keep loops vertical and untwisted when lifting, use smooth or protected forklift tines, and never stand beneath a suspended bag. Fill on a stable base or pallet, keep the fill height sensible for stability, and close/secure spouts correctly. Storage of empty FIBCs Store clean, dry, and undercover to avoid accidental damage and UV exposure. Avoid extreme temperatures and harsh weather that can degrade fabric and stitching. Filling FIBCs Place the bag on level ground or a pallet that supports the full base before filling. Close or tie off the discharge spout before filling to prevent product loss. For stability, keep the bag’s height within sensible limits relative to its width, and consider vibration during or after filling to settle product evenly. Do not fill unevenly, which can cause tilting and unsafe lifts. Lifting with forklifts Set fork tines to the correct width so loops hang vertically without lateral forces, and ensure tines are smooth or fitted with protective covers. Lift and travel with the bag close to the mast and as low as practical for truck stability, with the mast slightly tilted back when appropriate. Do not drag bags, and do not allow a bag to project over the side of a vehicle or pallet. Lifting with cranes or hoists Use rounded hooks or safety hooks with latches to prevent slippage and avoid squeezing the loops. Keep all loops vertical and untwisted, never lift by fewer loops than provided. When righting a toppled bag, use a fabric sling passed through all lifting loops to avoid tearing loops off. Emptying FIBCs Empty by gravity or approved suction; never stand under a suspended bag during discharge. Open the discharge spout only when the bag is supported by a suitable safety frame or device. For plain/solid bottoms, cutting the base is a last resort and must be controlled to stop flow safely. Stacking and storage of filled FIBCs Use supported stacks against retaining walls or a stable pyramid stack where support is not available. Do not push bags into a stack, which can damage sides and reduce stability. Cover outdoors with waterproof, UV-resistant material, and keep off standing water. Hazardous or explosive materials Consult the material’s SDS, and select the correct FIBC type and features (for example, anti-static options for hazardous zones). Follow site procedures for earthing, dust control, and exclusion zones around suspended loads. Do’s and Don’ts Do Observe the handling label and SWL. Ensure the bag is stable before lifting or moving. Adjust fork width correctly and keep tines level. Use hooks of adequate size with smooth, rounded contact surfaces. Consider static control where required, and protect bags from rain and prolonged sunlight. Secure bags properly during transport and dispose of retired bags responsibly. Don’t Exceed SWL or start/stop suddenly with a suspended load. Fill unevenly or allow personnel beneath a suspended bag. Project bags over vehicle or pallet edges, or tilt the mast forward with a suspended bag. Withdraw fork tines before the load is fully relieved. Stack bags unless you are confident in stability and method. Why buy FIBCs from Pacific Packaging Australia Manufactured to ISO 21898:2024 guidance for reliable performance and safety. Clear handling labels and local support to help you set up safe workflows. Options for liners, fill and discharge spouts, and anti-static features for demanding applications. Explore our full range of FIBC bulk bags and talk to our team for site-specific guidance.

Prepare for flood season with our heavy-duty woven polypropylene sandbags. Discover why they’re trusted across Australia for flood protection, water diversion, erosion control, and construction use. Learn how to fill and stack them properly, plus tips on recycling for a sustainable solution.