Airflow is a specification, not a feature. These four standard builds cover produce, feed and firewood that must breathe in storage and transit — from maximum-ventilation full mesh to controlled perforated panels.

Each build is a production standard, not a one-off sketch — so drawings, test files and repeat orders stay consistent.

All panels use open mesh for maximum airflow. Best for produce that sweats or needs rapid cooling.
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Mesh front panel with solid side panels — airflow where it matters, with more fabric strength and print area.
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Perforated woven fabric with two lift loops for crane or hook handling; controlled ventilation without open mesh.
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Four corner loops for forklift handling, with a perforated body for steady airflow on palletised produce.
View FIBC bag details →| Build | Structure / barrier | Controls | Typical material | Bag type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-mesh | All four panels open mesh | 4 corner loops | Potatoes, onions, firewood, rapid cooling | 500–1000 kg |
| Half-mesh | Mesh front, solid sides | 4 corner loops | Produce needing airflow + print area | 500–1250 kg |
| 2-loop perforated | Perforated woven panels | 2 lift loops | Crane / hook handling, feed, seed | 500–1000 kg |
| 4-loop perforated | Perforated woven panels | 4 corner loops | Forklift handling, palletised produce | 500–1250 kg |
Every ventilated build can be specified in Type A, B, C or D fabric if the material also carries a static risk. Ventilation and static protection are independent decisions — confirm both with your EHS team.

All panels use open mesh for maximum airflow. Best for produce that sweats or needs rapid cooling.

Mesh front panel with solid side panels — airflow where it matters, with more fabric strength and print area.

Perforated woven fabric with two lift loops for crane or hook handling; controlled ventilation without open mesh.

Four corner loops for forklift handling, with a perforated body for steady airflow on palletised produce.
Tell us your material, load and handling method — our engineers will recommend a build and send the full spec.