Fill Your Sandbags Fast & Easy! Fill sandbags 2x as fast without any help with our Sandbag Filler Tool! It's so much easier to use than filling with a traditional shovel. This flexible plastic sandbag shovel goes right inside the sandbag, allowing you to work smarter not harder. You don't need someone to hold the bag open for you, and you'll even collect more sand with one scoop with this sandbag shovel. Need some sandbags? Check out our wide variety of sand bags for sale! ⚠️ Please Note Filler may arrive in ORANGE or TAN color - depending on which color is available at the time of ordering Specs Size: 15" x 15" (W x L) Weight: 13 oz Concave: 4 in. Material: durable polypropylene Double Handle Features Made in America - Support American jobs, American infrastructure and American FAMILIES Flexible Plastic: Made from durable polypropylene, this sandbag scooper is perfect for any size sandbag. The easiest way to fill sandbags guaranteed: No need to ask a friend to help you hold the sandbag open while you shovel sand into the bag. Do it all yourself with Sandbaggy's Sandbag Filling Tool! Fill sandbags 2x faster, versus using a shovel. With the Sandbag Filler inside the sandbag, use it to scoop sand. Tilt it back, letting the sand slide down into the bag. Use with Plastic or Burlap sandbags and fill with sand, gravel, or soil. FAQ What is the easiest way to fill sandbags? The easiest way to fill sandbags is by using a sandbag filling tool. Sandbag Filling Tools allow you to scoop up more sand than a traditional shovel, they are less complicated than using a machine, and they are a one person job. This is much faster than the traditional way where one person holds the bag open as another person shovels the sand into the bag. How do you fill sandbags by yourself? To fill sandbags by yourself, you can use a variety of diy sandbag filler tools, such as sandbag shovels, funnels, scoopers, etc. These are designed specifically for sandbag filling. What is the best material to put in a sandbag to block water? Sand is the best material to put in a sandbag to block water. That's because sand’s coarse texture makes it less porous (ability to absorb water) than other materials, and it's easy to use and fill up sandbags quickly. How do you fill sandbags for flood control? When using sandbags for flood control, fill sandbags 1/2 to 2/3 full with your material (sand, dirt, mulch, gravel). Use the tie strings and tie the top. Then stack the bags like bricks, stacking the bag right in the middle of the 2 bags beneath it.
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