| Size | Height | Length | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 cubic yards | 5.5ft | 13ft | 5.5ft |
- Large domestic & commercial projects
- Commercial building clear outs
- Construction and destruction projects
What are 12-yard skips used for?
A 12-yard skip is a substantial container designed to handle bulky but lightweight materials, making it an ideal choice for a range of purposes.
Here’s what 12-yard skips are typically used for:
Major Construction Work: 12-yard skips are well-suited for major construction projects, where significant volumes of waste materials, including metal, wood, plastics, and packaging waste, need to be efficiently managed.
Office and Retail Clear-outs: When clearing out large office spaces or retail stores, a 12-yard skip is the perfect solution for disposing of furniture, fixtures, and other items.
Large Renovations: Whether you’re renovating a substantial portion of your home or undertaking a large-scale remodelling project, this skip can accommodate the high volume of waste generated.
A 12-yard skip is capable of holding approximately 140 bin liners of waste, making it a practical choice for applications where a substantial amount of waste needs to be removed. It’s particularly popular with shop fitters, as well as on building and construction sites, where it simplifies the disposal of materials generated during the course of work.
By choosing a 12-yard skip, you can avoid the hassle of multiple trips to your local waste disposal centre, save time, and reduce fuel consumption. Additionally, adhering to proper waste disposal practices helps prevent illegal fly-tipping, which can cause pollution, disrupt living spaces, and result in costs to taxpayers.
Additional Guidelines:
We offer a Wait & Load service for this skip size, ensuring efficient waste removal.
Please load the containers so that the waste forms a level top with the sides of the skip. Overloaded skips may incur a surcharge if considered safe to transport.
Refrain from placing hazardous materials in the skip, including asbestos, fridges, TVs, monitors, tires, liquids, pyrotechnics, paints, and solvents.
Such materials can pose risks to our staff and may result in additional charges or the return of the material to your site.
Fires are strictly prohibited within the containers for safety reasons.
Council Permit for Larger Skips:
If you plan to place your hired skip on council land, it’s important to secure a council permit. The cost of such permits can vary among different councils, so it’s advisable to inquire with the skip hire company for a quote.