What can go in a concrete and brick skip bin?

Old concrete and terracotta roof tiles both go in. A tile roof usually takes two 6m bins, and a big house can take three.

They cost us more to get rid of than concrete. It's the same charge whatever the bin size. With only tiles, concrete and bricks in it, the bin still costs less than mixed and heavy in every size.

Yes, reo or mesh in the concrete is fine. Break up any piece that would stick out of the bin.

No. Neither can go in a concrete and brick bin. Ring us before you book.

No, not in any of our bins. The Queensland Government's asbestos site says a home built before 1990 is likely to contain some asbestos.

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Yes, if it's only concrete, bricks and tiles. Any timber in it, hardwood included, means mixed and heavy. Don't book any renovation as general waste. Our size guide has the bin for each kind of renovation.

Right to the rim, and no higher. We only offer concrete bins in sizes we can lift when they're full. Our trucks can't legally carry more than 6,000kg, and a full 6m of concrete is already at that weight. So concrete never goes in an 8m. For a bigger job, we send two bins.

In early March 2026, we took a 3m mixed and heavy bin to a tile removal job. It went up a steep driveway and under power lines. What we'd tell the next person: pick a bin with a drop-down door. The 4m and 6m come with one, so you can wheel the tiles straight in.