What waste is what? - ContainerOnline Waste Types

Types of waste skips

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What is allowed in a construction waste skip?

Debris, stones

Gas concrete

(Reinforced) concrete

Gypsum (max. about 40% of content)

Ceiling tiles

Wood, parquet, laminate

Flooring

Insulation material

Glass

Metal

Radiators

Paper/Carton

Plastics

Plastics (window frames e.g.)

Household goods, bulky waste (not mattresses)

Fill container or big bag with one type of waste

Asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

Corrugated sheets

Car tires

Roof waste - roofing leather, bitumen, roof gravel with adhering material

Hazardous waste, small chemical waste

Electrical appliances

Mattresses (due to fire hazard). Please note that waste handlers charge 50 euros per mattress.

Batteries (corrosive or irritants)

Organic waste

Residual/household waste

Hazardous waste

Soil/sweeping dirt

etc. Having doubts? Contact us?

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V.A € 169,-

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What is allowed in the bulky waste skip?

Construction and demolition waste

Rubble, concrete and stones

Gypsum (not as a monostream)

Carpet/floor coverings (not as mono-flow)

Wood

Metal

Glass/windows

Paper/Carton

Plastics

Housewares

Asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

Corrugated sheets (=asbestos similar)

Car tires

Roofing leather, bitumen, roof gravel with adhesive material

Hazardous waste, small chemical waste

Electrical appliances (anything with a plug or battery)

Refrigerator/freezer

Batteries (corrosive or irritants)

Organic waste (e.g., cooked food)

Commercial waste

Mattresses (due to fire hazard). Note: There is a charge of 50 euros per mattress by the waste handlers.

Soil/sweeping dirt

The above list is not exhaustive, if in doubt always contact us.

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V.A € 169,-

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What is allowed in the debris skip?

Stone

Street Clinkers

(Wall and floor) tiles

Gravel tiles

Roof tiles

Concrete waste

Reinforced concrete (with metal)

Masonry waste

Paving waste with up to 10% sand

Cured residual concrete and masonry mortar

Hazardous waste

Asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

Construction and demolition waste

Plaster products

Max 10% limestone

Max 10% soil and sand contamination

Debris with soot or asbestos

Stucco waste

Gas concrete

Asphalt Concrete

Plastic

Paper

Wood

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V.A € 129,-

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What is allowed in the green waste skip?

Branches (max. 15 cm diameter)

Trimming waste

Garden Waste

Yard waste

Bushes

Grass/maize

Reed

Bamboo

Leaves

Attached soil (to plants) - maximum 10% soil of total content

Turf (order a soil skip or mixed garden waste for this)

Tree Stumps

Japanese knotweed

Wood

Paper/Carton

Plastic (packaging)

Contaminated soil/sand

Contaminated park waste

Organic waste (e.g., cooked food)

Hazardous waste

In doubt? If so, please contact us.

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V.A € 129,-

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What is allowed in the soil waste container?

Sand

Earth / Soil

Clay

Short cut turf

Pebbles (order a mixed soil container)

Stones/debris

Contaminated soil (before placing the container, it is determined by zip code area whether the soil is clean or contaminated)

Contaminated water

Wood

Green waste (turf and root/plant residues allowed in limited quantities)

Japanese knotweed

Hazardous waste

In doubt? Please contact us.

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V.A € 179,-

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What is allowed in a mixed soil skip?

Soil should not simply be disposed of with other waste. If you have more than 1 cubic yard of mixed soil waste, it is wise to rent a mixed soil skip. Below you will find what waste is and is not allowed in the skip.

Soil/Earth

Sand

Clay

Short cut turf

Gruis

Pebbles

Gravel

Stones (smaller than 5 cm)

Remains of roots and plants

Contaminated soil (before placing the container, it is determined by zip code area whether the soil is clean or contaminated).

Contaminated water

Garden tiles and clinkers

Nails

Metal

Plastic

Styrofoam

Wood

Green waste (turf and remnants of roots/plants max 5% allowed)

Japanese knotweed

Hazardous waste

In doubt? Please contact us.

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V.A € 229,-

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Wood waste

What is allowed in the wood waste container?

Painted, varnished, stained wood

Unpainted wood

Pressed wood

Laminate/parquet

Chipboard

Hardboard/softboard

Wooden furniture (without upholstery)

Nails, screws and bolts up to 10 mm may remain in place

Rattan and wicker furniture

Textile

Impregnated wood (Wolmanized)

Heels

Prunings, roots and stumps

Wood with fire damage or soot

Rotting or moldy wood

Fiberboard with cement mortar

Asbestos or asbestos-like material

Sand or soil

Construction waste

Hazardous waste

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V.A € 129,-

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Garden wood

What is allowed in the garden wood skip?

Fences

(Track) sleepers (without metal plates and bolts)

Impregnated wood

Wolmanized wood

Wood charged with lead paint

Painted or unpainted wood

Wooden window frames

Pressed wood

Laminate

Chipboard (plasticized or not)

Hard and softboard

Rattan and wicker furniture

Fittings, bolts and other metals

Fiberboard and cement mortar

Prunings (roots and stumps)

Chemically contaminated material

Rotting or moldy wood

Asbestos and asbestos-like material

Construction and demolition waste

Stone

Hazardous waste

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V.A € 329,-

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Mixed garden waste

What is allowed in the mixed yard waste skip?

Green waste

Trimming waste

Branches and trunks regardless of thickness

Max 10% turf with max 5 cm of soil

Max 10% soil/sand of total content (as little as possible)

Gravel

Wood (e.g., a fence)

Heels (must not be loose or protruding)

Debris (paving, garden tiles)

Construction and demolition waste

Plastic and wooden garden furniture

Glass

Metal

Housewares

Lots of soil or sand (rent a separate soil skip for this)

Asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

Corrugated sheets

Car tires

Roof waste - roofing leather, bitumen, roof gravel with adhering material

Hazardous waste, small chemical waste

Electrical appliances

Batteries (corrosive or irritants)

Organic waste

Residual/household waste

Soil/sweeping dirt

Japanese knotweed

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V.A € 169,-

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Roof waste

What is allowed in the roof waste skip?

Roof Gravel

Roofing

Tar and bituminous adhering material

Max. 10% wood and other demolition waste

Asbestos, asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

Roof tiles

Corrugated sheets

Metal

Plastic

Debris

Glass

Hazardous waste

etc. Having doubts? Please contact us.

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V.A € 289,-

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Waste types of roll cages

Residual waste

What is allowed in the residual waste container?

Packaging (plastic/cardboard)

Food scraps

Coffee grounds

Tea bags

Handkerchiefs

Wet paper

Glass shards

Diapers

Cat litter/hydro pellets

Plastic

Paper/cardboard (cheaper and better for the environment if separated)

Small chemical waste

Bulky waste (furniture, etc.)

Debris

Wood planks

Asbestos-containing or asbestos-like material

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V.A € 20,50

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Paper - cardboard

What is allowed in the skip for paper and cardboard?

White and colored paper

Brown and colored cardboard

Leaflets

Magazines

Daily newspapers/newspapers

Books

Covers

Paper bags

Photocopy paper

Soiled/contaminated paper with e.g. paint, grease and/or oil

Wet and moisture moldy paper

Plasticized paper

Cellophane

Carbon paper

Wallpapering and masking

Paper towels

Handkerchiefs

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V.A € 12,29

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Organic or swill

What is allowed in the organic waste skip?

Fruits and vegetables

Dairy

Sauces

Cooked food scraps

Meat leftovers (from preparation)

Fish leftovers (from preparation)

Egg shells

Bread

(Chicken) bones

Leftover fat or gravy

Coffee cups/pads/filters

Tea bags

Garden Waste

Residual waste

Paper/Carton

Wood

Stone

Plastic

Slaughter waste

Frying fat

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V.A € 67,35

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PD

What is allowed in the PD skip?

Plastic bags/bags

Yogurt, custard and ice cream cups

Vegetable, fruit and meat trays

Empty bottles (beverages, food and personal care products)

Plastic film and blister packs

Jars for medicines

Plant pots

Nets of oranges or e.g. onions

Cover foils

Empty drink cartons of soda, fruit juice, water and wine

Cardboard drinking cartons

Milk, yogurt and custard containers

Packaging with contents

Push-through strips (medicine/chewing gum)

Chips packaging

Kit tubes

Aerosols and paint cans

Medical waste (e.g., syringes)

Shopper shopping bags

Plastic that is not packaging material (toys ed.)

Coffee cups

Styrofoam

Empty metal containers

Soft drink & canning cans

aluminum foil and dishes

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V.A € 43,92

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Glass

What is allowed in the glass skip?

Glass jars (with original lids or caps)

Wine Bottles

Beer Bottles

Medicine jars

Cosmetics jars

Oven dishes

Vases

Drinking glasses

Photo and poster frames with mirror glass

Window glass

Car windows

Lamps

Mirror glass

Crystal glass

Windows (flat glass)

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V.A € 21,96

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What is allowed in the archive skip?

Office and printing paper

Envelopes

Very small amounts of newspapers

Cardboard

Incl. paper clips, staples and binders

Contaminated paper

Plasticized paper

Large quantities of newspapers

Fish paper

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V.A € 29,28

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Coffee mugs

What is allowed in the container for coffee cups?

Cardboard drinking cups (with plastic coating inside)

Plastic cups

Plastic lids

Tea bags

Paper/Carton

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V.A € 35,14

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Coffee grounds

What is allowed in the skip for coffee grounds?

Unpackaged coffee

Coffee cups

Coffee filters

Coffee pods

Tea bags

Fruit and other food scraps

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V.A € 114,20

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Types of waste

Types of waste skips

Construction waste

Bulky waste

Debris waste

Green waste

Soil

Mixed soil

Wood waste

Garden wood

Mixed garden waste

Roof waste

Waste types of roll cages

Residual waste

Paper - cardboard

Organic or swill

PD

Glass

Archive

Coffee mugs

Coffee grounds