Sandbags are an affordable, effective, and rapidly deployable solution to flooding, water damage, and to guard against erosion.
We have pre-filled sandbags available in bulk or individually.
Each bag weighs 60 lbs, perfect for extra weight on the back of your truck or to hold down a basketball stand.
One pallet hold 50 filled sandbags, with a total weight of 3,000 lbs.
Cost per bag – $7.00 + taxes
Cost per pallet – $6.50/bag + taxes
Give us a call or fill out our form and let us know what kind of bags you need.
We will send over an invoice. Once the invoice is paid, we'll pick your order and let you know when it is ready to be shipped or picked up.
We'll let you know right away when your order is ready. We'll happily ship your bags, or come visit us at our 5000 sq ft warehouse in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
St. Boniface sandbags are an ideal flood prevention tool:
Poly sandbags are remarkably versatile, and our customers span industries and use-cases. They’re ideal for barricade stability, erosion control, flood prevention, and in common ballast situations.
When flooding strikes, poly sandbags can be filled and deployed quickly to reroute water and create critical retaining walls. Municipalities frequently keep our sandbags on-hand in bulk for deployment as needs arise. Sandbags can be used not only for water control, but also for erosion prevention and in supporting banks, and they can even be effective in spill containment.
Contractors and site supervisors commonly deploy our sandbags for ballast as anchor bags––in holding down signage and tarping, and to prevent erosion at large and small sites alike. They’re also used in landscaping for filtration, separation, and protection purposes, and they’re frequently used in lighting and grip settings in the entertainment industry.
Our customers include the oil & gas industry, which commonly use our sandbags in water control situations, erosion prevention, as well as in unique pipeline and extraction settings.
Homeowners frequently deploy our sandbags as ballast, like weighing down pool covers over off-season months, tarping during construction projects, holding basketball hoops in place, and restraining canopies during outdoor events. From sandbags for raised garden beds to stream and slope stabilization, we’ve seen it all.