EXTRA LARGE SIZE

Garbage bags with a 120-gauge thickness typically refer to the plastic material's measurement of durability and strength. The gauge is a unit of thickness, where a higher gauge number indicates a thicker, stronger bag. In the case of 100 gauge, it’s equivalent to approximately 25 microns or 0.025 millimeters in thickness. These bags are generally considered heavy-duty and are designed to handle tougher waste. They tend to be more resistant to tearing, punctures, and leakage, making them ideal for heavier, bulkier, or more abrasive waste, such as construction debris, yard waste, or commercial use. The 100-gauge thickness is much sturdier compared to standard bags and offers extra protection against sharp objects or rough materials.