Damaged inventory recovery
Stop marking down damaged bags.
A torn bag of concrete is still a full bag of concrete. Bag Patch seals rips and tears in seconds so damaged product goes back on the shelf at full retail — instead of onto the markdown cart.
The same bag, ten seconds apart
Repairs are often stronger than the original packaging, and close to invisible on the shelf.
Torn in handling. Headed for a markdown, a return, or the dumpster.
Sealed in seconds, back on the shelf, sold at full price.
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Every torn bag is a markdown you didn’t plan for
Bagged goods tear in receiving, on the pallet, and on the floor. The product inside is fine. The bag isn’t, so it gets discounted, quarantined, or thrown out — and the loss lands in shrink.
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- Receiving, aisle, or back room — wherever the damage turns up.
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- By hand, in under ten seconds. No tools and no training.
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- The bag goes back on the shelf instead of the markdown cart.
Works on what you already stock
- Concrete, cement, mortar, and grout
- Thin-set and other flooring materials
- Water softener salt and ice melt
- Soil, mulch, fertilizer, and seed
- Decorative rock and landscape stone
- Sand and other bagged construction materials
Already in use at The Home Depot
Bag Patch is supplied to The Home Depot and used across its stores to recover damaged bagged goods — ordered through SAP Ariba like any other approved vendor. Every patch is made in the USA.
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