| Size | Height | Length | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 cubic yards | 6.5ft | 14ft | 5.5ft |
- Major domestic & commercial projects
- Storing Bulky Items
- Construction projects
What are 16-yard skips used for?
A 16-yard skip is an extensive waste management solution, primarily sought after by commercial clients and various industries for disposing of significant amounts of waste, particularly construction and industrial materials.
These skips are particularly well-suited for handling heavy materials and bulky items, and they serve several key purposes:
Construction Waste: 16-yard skips are an excellent choice for efficiently removing substantial volumes of construction waste, including materials like concrete, brick, and demolition debris.
Industrial Operations: They are popular in various industrial operations for disposing of heavy and bulky materials generated during manufacturing processes.
Large Landscaping Projects: These skips are ideal for very large landscaping projects, accommodating materials such as soil, rocks, and landscaping debris
Full Property Clearances: When clearing an entire property, whether residential or commercial, a 16-yard skip can handle large volumes of waste, including furniture and other items.
Choosing a 16-yard skip is a practical way to manage extensive waste removal needs, saving time and effort compared to multiple trips to a waste disposal centre.
Additionally, it promotes responsible waste disposal, helping to prevent illegal fly-tipping, which can cause pollution and disrupt living spaces while incurring costs to taxpayers.
Additional Guidelines:
A Wait-and-load service is available for this skip size, ensuring efficient waste removal.
Loading the containers should be done so that the waste forms a level top with the sides of the skip.
Overloaded skips may incur a surcharge if deemed safe for transportation.
Avoid placing hazardous materials in the skip, such as asbestos, fridges, TVs, monitors, tires, liquids, pyrotechnics, paints, and solvents, as these can pose risks to staff and result in additional charges.
Fires are strictly prohibited within the containers for safety reasons.
Council Permit for Larger Skips:
If you intend to place your hired to skip on council land, please note that you will need 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.