Bricks Waste Guide
Everything you need to know about disposing of brick-based construction materials
Bricks skip bins are designed specifically for brick-based construction materials from demolition and building projects. Keeping brick waste separate ensures proper recycling and reduces disposal costs. This guide will help you understand what can and cannot go in a bricks skip bin.
What CAN Go In
Bricks
Whole clay, pressed, or extruded bricks
Broken Bricks
Chipped, cracked, or halved bricks
Brick Rubble
Crushed brick debris from demolition
Clay Bricks
Standard fired clay bricks of all sizes
Face Bricks
Decorative or exposed bricks
Engineering Bricks
High-strength bricks used in structural work
What CANNOT Go In
Concrete or Pavers
Use a Bricks & Concrete bin instead
Asbestos Materials
Requires specialist removal and disposal
Timber or Wood
Use a general or construction waste bin
General Rubbish or Mixed Waste
Brick bins are for bricks only
Soil or Dirt
Not accepted unless pre-approved
Hazardous or Contaminated Waste
Any contaminated materials
Chemicals, Fuels, Gas or Oils
Flammable or toxic substances
Plasterboard or Gyprock
Not accepted in brick waste bins
Hot Ash
Weight Limits Apply
Brick waste bins have strict weight limits. Overweight bins may incur additional charges. If you're unsure about weight or materials, please contact us before disposal.
Tips for Efficient Brick Waste Disposal
Bricks Only
Keep the bin for brick materials only. Mixing with other waste may incur additional charges.
Stack Neatly
Stack whole bricks neatly to maximise bin space and make handling easier.
Don't Overfill
Brick bins have strict weight limits. Keep waste level with the top of the bin.
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