Sandbaggy - Heavy Duty Empty Sandbags For Flooding (14" X 26") - Poly Sand Bags - Flood Barrier, Weight, Construction, Earth Bag Homes - Reusable, UV Resistant - Tie Strings Attached (50 Bags)

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Sandbaggy - Heavy Duty Empty Sandbags For Flooding Features

• WIDELY TRUSTED FOR FLOOD PROTECTION: With over 10 million sold, Sandbaggy sandbags are trusted by government agencies, landscapers, contractors, & nonprofits including the US Army and Red Cross.

• REUSABLE & HEAVY DUTY: Made from tough woven polypropylene, these military grade sandbags can take a beating! Great for flood protection, construction, earth bag homes, erosion control, & more.

• 50 POUND WEIGHT CAPACITY: Holds up to 50 lbs of sand, dirt, gravel, and even rocks without tearing! Double stitched bottom ensures sand does not leak out. Great for weighing down outdoor equipment.

• UV PROTECTED: Sandbags can last up to 6 months in hot regions like California, Florida, Arizona, and 6 to 24 months in cooler regions, depending on daily sun exposure.

• INCLUDES 50 EMPTY SANDBAGS (TIE STRINGS ATTACHED) - arrives in frustration-free packaging (no retail packaging).

About Sandbaggy - Heavy Duty Empty Sandbags For Flooding

Heavy duty, with UV protection: Our rugged Sandbaggy sandbags are made with thick weaves allowing for heavy-duty applications like sandbagging, landscaping, construction, and building flood barriers. The weave count is 10x10. Our tough, coarsely-woven sandbags can be used for so many different applications. Made with 1600 hours of UV protection, these sandbags can sit under the sun for six months before they begin to degrade. Sandbaggy - A Mission Driven Company Started by two brothers in a garage in Southern California in 2011, Sandbaggy has grown into a trusted provider of sandbags for the public works and fire departments in cities and counties across America. Ever wondered where your local city gets those 'free sandbags' they give out to everyone? Right here. Our sandbags have been used in many natural disasters, including the aftermath of the wildfires in California and the hurricanes that hit Texas and the East Coast. We know that sandbags work. They can be the difference between returning to a flooded house or an undamaged house.