Seven bins from a compact 2m³ to a 12m³ giant. Check the measurements, then click through for photos and typical jobs.

| Bin | Length × width × height | Loading | Waste | Holds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2m³ | 1.91 × 1.60 × 0.90 m | Over the side | Heavy & general, not weighed | Roughly 2 heaped trailer loads |
| 3m³ | 2.51 × 1.60 × 0.97 m | End door | Heavy & general, not weighed | Roughly 3 heaped trailer loads |
| 4m³ | 3.30 × 1.60 × 0.97 m | End door | Heavy & general, not weighed | Roughly 4 heaped trailer loads |
| 6m³ | 3.70 × 1.60 × 1.30 m | End door | Heavy & general, not weighed | Roughly 6 heaped trailer loads |
| 8m³ | 3.70 × 1.60 × 1.65 m | End door | Heavy & general, not weighed | Roughly 8 heaped trailer loads |
| 9m³ | 3.85 × 1.58 × 1.52 m | End door | Light & general only | Roughly 9 heaped trailer loads |
| 12m³ | 4.80 × 1.55 × 1.70 m | End door | Light & general only | Roughly 12 heaped trailer loads |
Heavy waste is anything dense: dirt, clay, sand, rock, bricks, pavers, tiles and concrete. In a 2 to 8m³ bin there’s no weight charge at all, and a load of only concrete (steel included) is cheaper again.
Light waste means household junk, timber, plaster, packaging and garden clippings. It’s bulky for its weight, which is what the 9m³ and 12m³ are designed for.
Nothing above the rim, please. An overfilled bin can’t be lifted or driven legally, and it delays your pick-up.

Mattresses and tyres are welcome with a small fee per item. If you’re unsure about something, ask before it goes in. See our FAQ.
Book it online, or call and we’ll size it with you.