Handy Guides

  1. How Container Desiccants Reduce Moisture Damage During Global Shipping

    How Container Desiccants Reduce Moisture Damage During Global Shipping
    When goods are transported over long distances by sea, they’re exposed to constant changes in temperature and humidity. These fluctuations create the perfect conditions for moisture build-up inside shipping containers, leading to problems like condensation (also known as container rain) which is a major cause of cargo damage worldwide. As an official UK supplier, our SeaDry container desiccants provide a...
  2. Tackle Spring Garden Clear Ups with Our Durable Garden Waste Bags

    Tackle Spring Garden Clear Ups with Our Durable Garden Waste Bags
    As spring settles in and gardens across the UK burst back to life, many of us are out trimming hedges and preparing for the season ahead. But as any seasoned gardener knows, one of the less glamorous parts of the job is dealing with piles of green waste. Our reusable Garden Waste Bags are perfect to tackle the garden clear...
  3. Buying Guide and Terminology Info for Bulk Bags

    Buying Guide and Terminology Info for Bulk Bags
    Bulk bags are commonly referred to as Builders bags, Tonne bags, FIBC’s, Dumpy bags. They come in a range of sizes and specifications and each type will suit different applications. This can sometimes make it difficult to determine what type will be needed for the product being packed.Usually the specification for these products will be technical and hard to understand. Find a rundown below of terms for bulk bags and their meaning. This will enable you to make informed decisions about the bulk bag you require. Continue reading →
  4. Guide to Packaging of Building and Construction Materials

    Guide to Packaging of Building and Construction Materials
    The building and construction trades use a vast amount of raw materials and supplies such as sand, stone, plumbed parts and minerals. These materials are usually sold in large, bulk quantities and need to be packaged effectively to get them onsite. The best solution is through various types of strong sacks which are reliable and will protect the supplies during both transport and storage. Continue reading →

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