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What should be considered with regard to the following types of waste?

construction waste

What is construction waste?

Construction waste exclusively includes uncontaminated mineral waste that is generated during construction, demolition, renovation or refurbishment work.

This may be included:

  • Concrete rubble and pieces of concrete (max. 10% proportion)
  • Masonry
  • Plaster
  • Bricks/broken bricks
  • Tiles
  • Ceramics

This must not contain, for example:

  • Adhesions of non-mineral waste
  • Insulation materials made of artificial mineral fibre or polystyrene
  • Roofing felt
  • Gypsum
  • Aerated concrete
  • Ytong
  • Glass
  • Turf
  • Asphalt
  • Wood

Was müssen Sie beachten?

Bitte beachten Sie, dass reiner Bauschutt ein wichtiges Wertprodukt ist und im folgenden Verwertungsprozess recycelt und nahezu vollständig wiederverwendet werden kann. Deswegen bitten wir Sie bei der Trennung von reinem Bauschutt und Baumischabfällen darauf zu achten, dass bei der Entsorgung keinerlei Verunreinigungen mit in den Container gelangen. Ein hoher Feinanteil (> 10 %) verursacht zudem Mehrkosten.

construction waste

What is mixed construction waste?

Mixed construction waste is defined as all waste generated during new construction, renovation and extension work.

This may be included:

  • Aerated concrete, aerated concrete blocks
  • Gypsum products, lightweight concrete blocks
  • Cork panels
  • Wood without harmful contaminants
  • Cable scraps
  • Floor coverings, carpets, textiles
  • Metals
  • Plastics, films, PVC, packaging
  • Cisterns
  • Materials containing HBCD (e.g. polystyrene with adhesive residues up to max. 0.5 m³/tonne)

The following, for example, must not be included:

  • Asbestos
  • A IV wood (wood from outdoor areas, such as hunter fences, railway sleepers)
  • Tar-containing materials, tar paper
  • Bitumen emulsions
  • Fluorescent tubes
  • Heating oil tanks
  • Glass and rock wool

What do you need to bear in mind?

Please note that mixed construction waste may contain a maximum of 5% mineral components. If you wish to dispose of larger quantities of mineral construction waste, we recommend ordering a construction waste container. This not only simplifies the ordering and billing process, but is also more cost-effective.

green waste

Was ist Grünschnitt?

Als Grünschnitt bezeichnet man alle kompostierbaren Bio- und Grünabfälle, die bei der Grünflächenpflege anfallen.

This may include:

  • Branches, tree stumps, roots (diameter < 15 cm)
  • Tree and shrub cuttings
  • Leaves, hay, straw
  • Grass clippings, weeds
  • Cemetery waste
  • Fruit and vegetable waste
  • Horse manure (proportion < 15%)

The following items, for example, must not be included:

  • Branches, tree stumps, roots (diameter > 15 cm)
  • Leaves from the street
  • Topsoil, excavated earth
  • Kitchen and food waste
  • Animal waste (e.g. litter, faeces)
  • Contaminated green waste
  • Fences, wooden furniture

Wood – untreated (A I)

Was sind Holzabfälle (A I)?

Unter Holzabfällen versteht man jegliches Altholz, das im wirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfungsprozess bereits einem Verwendungszweck zugeführt wurde.

Kategorie A I: beinhaltet unbehandeltes, naturbelassenes Holz, das lediglich mechanisch behandelt wurde

This may include:

  • Wood waste from woodworking and wood processing (offcuts, trimmings, shavings from natural solid wood)
  • Euro and industrial pallets made of solid wood
  • Transport crates, crates made of solid wood
  • Fruit, vegetable and ornamental plant crates or similar, crates made of solid wood
  • Cable drums made of solid wood (manufactured after 1989)
  • Waste wood from the construction sector (construction site assortments made of natural solid wood)
  • Furniture made of natural solid wood (furniture, kitchens and other interior fittings)

Das darf nicht enthalten sein:

  • Holz A IV  - Holz behandelt mit Holzschutzmitteln (z. B. Fensterrahmen, Dachbalken, Fensterrahmen, Bahnschwellen)

Wood – treated (A II and III)

Was sind Holzabfälle (A II und III)?

Unter Holzabfällen versteht man jegliches Altholz, das im wirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfungsprozess bereits einem Verwendungszweck zugeführt wurde.

Kategorie A II: behandeltes Holz mit Beschichtungen, ohne halogenorganische Verbindungen (z.B. PVC), ohne Holzschutzmittel und ohne schädliche Verunreinigungen

Kategorie A III: belastetes Holz, dessen Beschichtung halogenorganische Verbindungen, aber keine Holzschutzmittel enthält

This may include:

  • Wood waste from woodworking and wood processing
  • Packaging/pallets
  • Waste wood from the construction industry
  • Furniture made from natural solid wood

Das darf nicht enthalten sein:

  • Holz A IV  - Holz behandelt mit Holzschutzmitteln (z. B. Fensterrahmen, Dachbalken, Fensterrahmen, Bahnschwellen)

Das darf nicht enthalten sein:

  • Holz A IV (z. B. Gartenbauelemente für Zäune, Terrassen oder Pergolen, Gartenmöbel, Spielgeräte, sonstiges Holz aus dem Außenbereich  -Türen, Fensterrahmen etc.)

bulky waste

What is bulky waste?

Bulky waste refers to all furniture, household items and everyday objects that cannot be disposed of with household waste due to their size, weight and/or nature.

This may include:

Items that are also found in a normal household, e.g.

  • tables
  • chairs
  • Beds
  • Cupboards
  • mattresses
  • etc.

This must not contain, for example:

  • Electrical appliances
  • Construction waste, e.g. tiles, floor coverings, toilet bowls, etc.
  • Paints and varnishes
  • Waste wood category A IV

What do you need to bear in mind?

Please note that only household items may be disposed of in the bulky waste containers. Normal household waste does not belong in the bulky waste, but must be disposed of in the residual waste bin!

Bulky waste from commercial sources is divided into two categories, as the recycling methods differ:

  • Category 1: With a wood content of over 50% of the delivered bulky waste
  • Category 2: With a wood content of less than 50% of the delivered bulky waste

Bulky waste made of composite materials, such as wooden chairs with seat cushions, is classified as category 1 if the main component is wood.

rubbish container

What is a Poltercontainer?

Are you planning to tie the knot and want to have a really good time at your stag or hen party? To ensure that the broken glass brings you luck without any stress, we provide our party container as a good party organiser.

What can go in?

  • Porcelain
  • Stoneware
  • Flower pots
  • Ceramics
  • Washbasins
  • Toilet bowls

What should not be included?

  • Paper, cardboard, cardboard packaging
  • Food waste
  • Plastic
  • Other waste

event container

What is an event container?

Are you planning an event and want to keep things clean? Our special waste bins in various sizes offer the right solution for every occasion.

Was darf hinein?

  • Verpackungen und Verbundverpackungen aus Kunststoff, Holz, Papier, Metall und Styropor (jeweils ohne schädliche Verunreinigungen)
  • Papier, Pappe, Kartonagen, Hygienepapier
  • Pappgeschirr, Kaffeebecher
  • Folien
  • Holzabfälle 
  • Sanitärabfälle
  • Kehricht

Was darf nicht hinein?

  • Gefährliche Abfälle (Sonderabfälle)
  • Flüssige Abfälle
  • Farben, Lacke
  • Organik 
  • Glas