Chargeable items
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1].
You will not be charged for anything under 2,000mm by 750mm by 700mm, the approximate size of a bathtub or shower and can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.[1]
However, we are aware that it is more sustainable to allow residents to take up to 8 bags in one single visit within a 4-week period. Any volumes in excess of this amount, or a return visit within 4 weeks to dispose of additional DIY waste, will be chargeable at £3 per bag.
£3 per bag [1] or large item over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge.
- Breeze blocks.
- Paving slabs.
- Posts and lintels.
- Mortar and rendering.
- Cement board.
- Mixed or powdered concrete.
No charge
- Garden ornaments.
- Plant pots.
No charge
- Furniture shelving, table tops.
- Fish tank.
- Picture frame glass.
- Kitchenware including Pyrex.
- Mirror.
- Plate/sheet glass.
- Shower screen.
- Tiles.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
- Construction or landscaping gravel and pebbles.
£3 per bag [1] over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.
First large item is free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.
However, we are aware that it is more sustainable to allow residents to take up to 4 items or up to 8 bags in one single visit within a 4-week period. Any volumes in excess of this amount, or a return visit within 4 weeks to dispose of additional DIY waste, will be chargeable at £3 per bag or large item.
- Bath.
- Bidet.
- Shower tray.
- Sink with pedestal.
- Hand wash basin with pedestal.
- Tiles (floor, wall).
- Toilet with cistern.
- Drainage and sewer pipes.
No charge
- Plates, cooking pots, dishes etc.
- Plant pots.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
No charge
- Play pit.
- Sandbags (used for flood defence by a householder).
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
- Roof slates.
- Floor slates.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
No charge
- Grow bags.
- Planters.
- Compost.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
- Flagstones (£3 for large slabs 60cm x 60cm).
No charge
- De-stoning flower bed and border.
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
£3 per bag over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
- Floor tiles.
- Roof tiles.
- Wall tiles.
First large item is free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.
£3 per bag [1] over two 50L bags. The first two bags are free of charge and residents can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period.
- Shower tray.
- Bath.
- Shower screen.
£5 per bag. The first two bags are free of charge [1]
- Plasterboard sheets (£5 full sheet 180cm x 90cm).
- Coving (polystyrene not chargeable).
- Ceiling rose (polystyrene not chargeable).
- Plaster or unused bags of plaster powder.
You will not be charged for anything under 4 sheets (approximately 6’ by 2’ or 4’ by 3’) – or – 4 bags (approximately 25kg size rubble bag x 4) and can have 4 visits per household over a 4-week period
£5 per tyre
- Car tyres.
- Motorcycle tyres.
[1] - Bag is a standard rubble bag of 76cm x 96cm. Standard rubble bags are available from DIY stores or you can buy them from the recycling centre for 10p. Waste can be presented loose or in different sized bags and charges will be estimated by site staff.