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Furniture including lounges, tables, chairs, shelves, garden furniture and bed frames.
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Mattresses and ensemble bed bases. Maximum of 2 per household per booking of 3 cubic metres (3 metres x 1 metre x 1 metre). Must be indicated during booking and placed beside the rest of the bulky items. Mattresses are collected on the day by a separate mattress recycler.
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Fridges and freezers (doors removed). Must be indicated during booking and placed beside the rest of the bulky items, as this will be degassed and collected on the day by a separate vehicle.
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White goods including washing machines, dryers, dish washers, microwave ovens and ovens.
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Garden vegetation tied and bundled. Branches should be no wider than 15cm in diameter. Cut into ~1 metre lengths. Vegetation should be tied with natural rope or string, boxed or bagged.
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Bikes and scooters (no batteries).
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Miscellaneous household items (boxed, bagged or bundled), including decorations, racks, pans, toys (no batteries), pots, garden equipment (no batteries, empty), sporting goods etc.
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Small amounts of timber and fence palings (nails removed), cut into 1 metre lengths, no more than 0.5 metre x 1 metre x 1 metre in volume.
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Carpets and rugs, less than 3 metres in length, no trade waste more than 0.5 metre x 1 metre, 1 metre in volume.
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Hazardous, chemical or liquid waste including paint, oil, gas bottles, batteries (such as household and car batteries), medical waste. Visit the Council's Household Chemical Clean Out or A-Z Guide.
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Building, trade and industrial waste including bricks, cement, roof insulation, asbestos, tiles, sand, stones, soil, roller shutters, large carpet rolls (more than 3 metres), bath, laundry tubs, solar panels or air conditioners. Visit Council’s A-Z Guide.
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Car or motor vehicle parts, including tyres.
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Electrical waste (E-Waste) including televisions, games consoles, set top boxes, computers, mobile phones and devices with embedded batteries. Visit the E-Waste Drop-Off page.
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General waste including food waste, nappies and small loose or spillable items that can be placed into the general waste bin. Visit the Bin Services page.
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Recyclable items such as loose paper, cardboard, bottles and cans that can be placed into the recycling bin.
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Loose vegetation (leaves and grass) that can be placed in the garden organics bin.
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Heavy items that three people are unable to lift and oversized items exceeding 3 m in length and/or not suitable for vehicle compaction.
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Excess material more than 3 cubic metres (3 metres x 1 metre x 1 metre) in size. Unless utilising two (2) of your Bulky Waste Collection entitlements for up to 6 cubic metres (6 metres x 1 metre x 1 metre) in size.
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