Common capacities range from small contractor sizes up to large rollout/drum liners. Example capacities shown include 33, 60, 64 and 65 gallons — covering typical needs from smaller job-site bags to large outdoor/rollout containers.
The listings show a range of thicker contractor gauges and lighter rollout liners, with gauges reported as roughly 3.0, 1.5, 1.2 and 0.9 (listed in source results). Note: some listings mix 'mm' and 'mil' terminology — verify the manufacturer's specification for the exact unit used before ordering.
Typical package counts shown are 25, 50 and 100 bags. Actual pack sizes vary by product and vendor, so check each listing for exact quantity.
The search results show primarily black liners and clear/translucent liners.
Some listings provide load guidance: one 65‑gallon rollout description mentions handling up to about 100 lb, and a 55–60 gallon listing cites a carry capacity up to about 75 lb. Check each product listing for exact load ratings.
The listings highlight protective barriers that prevent dirt and help control odors — repeatedly stating the liners keep cans clean and reduce odor and residue inside the container.
Options shown include drawstring handles for easy removal on some 64‑gallon liners, tie-style seals on several listings, and recommendations to secure bags with rubber bands (sold separately) or to tie the bag closed before pickup.
