Product Code: B0H1J9B29H
100 Pack 4x47 Inch Clear Plastic Poly Bags with 100pcs Assorted Colors Releasable Cable Ties, 2.1 Mil Long Narrow Poster Sleeves for Artwork, Blueprints & Documents, Waterproof Office Storage
$18.99
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About this item
- 1.【Value-Packed Bundle for Your Needs】: Get 100 clear plastic poly bags and 100 releasable nylon cable ties in one complete set. The reusable ties come in 4 assorted colors (25 each of Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green) for easy color-coding. This generous quantity is perfect for personal use (like storing posters) and small business packaging, helping you secure your items efficiently while avoiding frequent repurchases.
- 2.【Extended Size for Extra-Long Items】: Measuring 4 x 47 inches (10 x 120 cm), these bags provide generous space specifically designed for extra-long items. Whether you are preserving large-scale artwork or a collection of panoramic posters, the added length ensures your valuables are fully enclosed and protected from dust, bending, or edge damage during storage.
- 3.【Convenient Flat Open Design】: Our poly bags feature a user-friendly flat open top for quick loading. Instead of fussy sealing methods, simply use the included releasable nylon cable ties to secure your items. These adjustable ties are easy to fasten and undo, allowing you to reuse the bags and access your valuables whenever needed while keeping them perfectly dry and dust-free.
- 4.【Waterproof and Dustproof Design】: these long, narrow plastic poly bags are made with a 2.1 mil thickness, offering good waterproof and dustproof features, ensuring your stored items remain clean and dry, making them ideal for protecting important documents and artwork from environmental elements
- 5.【Versatile Usage for Many Needs】: from artworks to blueprints, these sturdy, thick bags cater to a wide variety of storage needs; They serve as mailing protection bags for narrow items such as posters, yoga mats, and umbrellas, ensuring safe transport and delivery without compromising on quality










