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Here is the range of items that are allowed to put in your skip, as of April 2023

At N11SkipHire.ie, we understand the importance of responsible waste management. That's why we provide skip hire services for a variety of waste types, from household furniture and contents to commercial and industrial waste. Our skips can also accommodate construction and demolition waste, mixed recyclables, timber, papers and paper products, cardboard, electrical goods, mattresses, mixed metals, pottery and china, magazines and brochures, wood and wood products, and subsoil and topsoil. Contact us today to learn more about our skip hire options and to book your skip.

Allowed Items For Skip Hire to the Home

At N11SkipHire.ie, we understand the importance of responsible waste management. That's why we provide skip hire services for a variety of waste types, from household furniture and contents to commercial and industrial waste. Our skips can also accommodate construction and demolition waste, mixed recyclables, timber, papers and paper products, cardboard, electrical goods, mattresses (at additional cost), mixed metals, pottery and china, magazines and brochures, wood and wood products, and subsoil and topsoil. Contact us today to learn more about our skip hire options and to book your skip.

Household furniture and contents
Construction and demolition waste
Mixed recyclables
Timber
Papers and paper products
Cardboard
Commercial and industrial waste
Electrical goods (including fridges, freezers, microwaves, televisions, and computers)
Mattresses
Mixed metals
Pottery and china
Magazines and brochures
Wood and wood products
Subsoil and topsoil

Items that you CAN NOT put in the skip

Carcasses or remains of animals
Asbestos-containing materials
Batteries, including car batteries
Hazardous waste, including chemicals and toxic substances
Soil and stones contaminated with hazardous substances
Fluorescent bulbs and tubes
Medical waste, including sharp objects and containers
Inks, toners, and other printer consumables
Paints, varnishes, and solvents, as well as empty containers
Waste oils, including engine and hydraulic oils
Photographic chemicals and solutions
Pressurized vessels, including fire extinguishers and propane tanks
Street sweepings, including debris from roads and highways
Sludges, including those from sewage treatment plants and industrial processes