It can be easy to feel overwhelmed when you’re staring at your waste and need to decide what skip bin size to get. Every skip bin sizes often depend on the waste you’re trying to get rid of.
Picking the wrong size could cost you more or leave you scrambling for room. Since an extra bin can at least cost from 590* and overloading can also mean getting a fine, it’s best to know which bin size to choose.
We can help you! Use this guide to find the best skip bin size for your needs and learn what can and can’t go into each type of bin.
Skip bins come in different sizes, typically measured in cubic metres. Here’s a breakdown of common skip sizes and what they’re best suited for:
Different skip bins accept different types of waste. Here’s a quick breakdown:
What can be placed in this bin: Furniture, household junk, white goods (with no gas), office waste.
What cannot be placed in this bin: Hazardous waste, asbestos, liquids, food waste.
What can be placed in bin: A mix of household, construction, and green waste.
What cannot be placed in bin: Asbestos, chemicals, food waste, hazardous materials.
What can be placed in bin: Grass, branches, leaves, tree trimmings.
What cannot be placed in bin: Soil, plastic bags, treated timber.
What can be placed in bin: Clean bricks, tiles, and concrete.
What cannot be placed in bin: General waste, green waste, mixed materials.
What can be placed in bin: Clean soil, clay, and sand.
What cannot be placed in bin: General waste, rocks, contaminated soil.
For hazardous waste like asbestos or chemicals, Pro Skips are the experts when it comes to safe asbestos disposal in Sydney. Asbestos poses serious health risks, which is why strict laws govern its disposal. Failing to follow regulations can lead to hefty fines. We take the stress out of the process by delivering your skip at a time that suits you and safely handling asbestos disposal, keeping you compliant and worry-free.
Skip bins must not be filled beyond the rim. Overfilling is unsafe and may result in extra charges.
We offer same-day delivery, but booking in advance ensures availability. If you need a skip bin today, contact our team so we can discuss the best options you have.
If you're placing it on public property (street or footpath), you may need a council permit. If it's inside your property like your driveway, you won't need a permit.
Our hire periods range from 7-14 days with extensions available for up to 1-3 days at no extra charge. This applies if notice is given at least 24 hours prior to pick-up day. Otherwise a fee of $50 is applied for each week pick-up is delayed.
You may need to order another bin or arrange for extra waste removal.
Choosing the right skip bin size ensures you only pay for what you need and avoid overloading issues. If you’re still unsure, contact your local skip bin provider for advice.
Book your skip bin today and make waste disposal stress-free!