Can you buy a frame to hold the bags?
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Don't recall seeing a frame offered; however, a small counter top/ desk "trash" container will work just fine.
996865
I don't know if you can buy a frame. Recently I looked for one and could not find it, but I have one from years ago when they first started making the scrap bags. My son built one for his wife out of heavy-duty wire and solder. The scrap bags are 6 1/2" long x 5 1/2" wide x 11" tall.
996866
I have a frame that the bag folds over. Not sure what catalog I got it out of, possibly where ever I ordered the bags. It has been a while since I ordered them.
996867
Yes you can by going to the Hefty web site. However , I use a plastic flour storage container from Big Lots that only cost around $2.00 and has a lid to keep closed when I have not put too much in it.
1975434
I used the frame that came with the original purchase. I am not a vendor of this equipment. Thanks
746034
yes you probably could, the frame is light weight and if you only have light things in the bag it would be easily movable. its like the "extra" pair of hands you dont have
683567
Yes, the bags can be removed. They hang on the frame with metal supports that are removable. This is good so you can launder them when they need it.
610688
Absolutely! I actually used those sturdy extra long ziploc ties to secure the basket to my bike. You can get them at any hardware store (Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.). I hope this information is helpful.Michelle Khumalo
1756971
The bags just hang but the construction of the bag "hangers" and the frame are very solid - I stuff mine to the max and never have a problem with them drooping or pulling on the frame.
239476
Yes. You do have to buy bags. Just make sure you buy the right ones. Made that mistake once. And they can be mounted with hardware or a big sticky thing on the back. All of ours are mounted with the sticky tape and all do just fine. Hope this helps.
1571171
No. This does not come with a frame or any supports. It is just a bag made of 'thin' (as in thickness, not strength) synthetic fabrics.
731521
Answer here...i just purchase them directly on Amazon. I have read some reviewers hold onto the cardboard box frame and use a regular trash bag. I tried it once when I ran out and it wasn't a bad idea.
1845023
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to, in all honesty. I don't think it would really have an effect on how the frame would hold up. I don't think it is all that necessary for support.
2148455
The frame system to attach the bagger came with my order, but I would verify this with the seller you are purchasing it from.
937736
If I remember right, I had to disassemble the frame by grinding down and punching out a couple rivets, then, I was able to feed the frame through the opening in the bag. There's a little channel sewn in the top of the bags to accept the frame. It's been a few years so my memory is a little foggy. Could be just bolted together ... but I seem to recall dealing with rivets. YMMV.
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No, a platform didn't come with the Bucket Cart w/Bag. If one is available, I'm not aware of it, though I think one could be easily adapted.
1315068
Yes, both frame and bag came with what I ordered. I needed both since I ran over the frame with my car. I believe you can also order the bag by itself if that is all you need.
858244
On mine there were some metal bars that act as a frame they are removable. I guess a lot if times these bags are shipped without all the parts so make sure it is complete. The one I got was perfect with all parts and no damage. You tube has a great video showing what parts should all be with bag and how everything should work.
61377
Yes, I suppose you could certainly rig something up by attaching a piece of tarp or sidewall to the frame. It would be simple to do.
696928
Yes you can...I bought one a raised metal frame for mine...that would work fine