8 Yard Skip
8 Yard Skip
If you’re looking for an easy, efficient, and affordable way to store and dispose of domestic waste, This 8 yard mega skip is ideal for bulky yet lightweight waste.
8 YARD ‘MEGA’ SKIP, IDEAL FOR BULKY, YET LIGHTWEIGHT WASTE
- Volume: 6.1m3
- Height: 1.22m
- Length: 3.66m
- Width: 1.68m
*SIZE CAN VARY SLIGHTLY
The most popular skip size in the UK, the 8 yard skip lends itself to use in a wide range of commercial, industrial, and domestic scenarios. Perfect for bulky waste, as well as heavy waste such as builder’s rubble, soil, or concrete, an 8 yard skip is great for use when clearing out an entire house or during major renovation work.
Able to accommodate approximately 60-80 bin bags, depending on the type of waste you are disposing of, the 8 yard skip offers optimum value and convenience, whatever project you’re working on.
Here’s what Mitch, our skip hire expert, has to say about the 8 yard mega skip: “This 8 yard mega skip is perfect for bulky yet lightweight waste. It’s commonly used for commercial refits or large household clear-outs, and holds the equivalent of 60 to 80 bin bags.”
Committed to delivering the highest possible standard of service, here at TJ Waste, we aim to make hiring an 8 yard skip across the South East of England easy and affordable. When you’re ready, we’ll also remove and dispose of your waste efficiently.
For further information about hiring our 6 Yard Skip, please get in touch – our dedicated team of experts are always happy to help. Of course, if you’re looking for a skip suitable for a larger project, please explore the other skips we have available.
What You CANT Put In The Skip
Certain wastes can cause harm to humans, the environment, are considered difficult to process or have legislative regulations that require specialist disposal routes. Due to this, the following wastes unfortunately cannot be put into your skip.
- Plasterboard (must be segregated from other wastes, we can supply a plasterboard only skip)
- Asbestos
- Creosate, or the cans or containers that have contained any of these products
- Oil, Petrol, Diesel, Grease or Lead-based Paints; or the cans or containers that have contained any of these products
- Liquid waste of any nature
- Flourescent tubes
- Pressurised containers e.g. gas bottles
- Batteries
- Car engines or tyres
- Fridges or freezers
- Televisions or computer screens
- Japanese Knotweed
- Clinical waste, including syringes or needles
The list of non-permitted wastes is constantly being revised with the introduction of new legislation.