Holds: about 6 standard trailer loads (36 wheelbarrows, or 24 wheelie bins)
Dimensions: 6m³ dimensions, L360cm× W150cm × H120cm
Weight included: 1,000kg for mixed and green waste loads
Hire period: 7 days standard, extensions available
Easy-access door option available on request: Please let us know if you need a bin with a door when booking.
The 6m³ is the size most big home jobs and building jobs land on:
Full strip-out of light, bulky waste? The 10m³ bin gives you nearly double the room. Heavy waste, though, stops here: roof tiles top out at 6m³, and bricks and concrete at 4m³.
The 6m³ can be booked for Mixed Waste, Roof Tiles (this is the biggest size that takes them), Green Waste or Asbestos (dedicated bin, own process, see our asbestos disposal page).
No padded flat rates here. The price of your bin includes delivery, pickup and a set weight allowance, and here’s why that’s better for you:
Light loads pay less. If your load stays under the included 1,000kg, the price on the booking is the price you pay. Nothing extra.
Heavy loads pay their way, not more. Go over the allowance and you only pay for the extra. For mixed waste bins $47.50 per 100kg and for green waste bins $22.50 per 100kg, and we’ll always tell you before it hits your invoice. See the full excess weight charge pricing here.
Popular with trades for a reason. A set weight included means builders can quote jobs knowing the bin cost up front, and if a job runs heavy, you pay for the actual kilos, not a padded flat rate built for someone else’s worst case.
Not sure what your load will weigh? Call us and we’ll give you a straight answer.
There Today — Order before 10am and it’s on the driveway the same day, placed carefully where you want it.
The Right Size, Honestly — Trades: if you’re ordering these on repeat, ask about a trade account, one setup, then every bin is just a phone call.
Gone When You’re Done — Tell us it’s full and we’ll have it away quickly, off to an EPA-licensed facility for sorting and recycling.
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