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Skip bins come in a range of sizes to suit different project needs, from small home cleanups to large construction sites. Here’s a detailed breakdown of standard skip bin sizes, capacities, and their typical uses:
Standard Skip Bin Sizes & Dimensions
(Note: Sizes vary slightly by region and provider.)
| Size (m³) | Dimensions (L×W×H) | Load Capacity | Equivalent Waste | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2m³ | 1.8m × 1.2m × 0.8m | 1-2 tons | 2-3 sofa sets or 10-15 garbage bags | Small home cleanups, garden trimmings |
| 3m³ | 2.0m × 1.5m × 1.0m | 2-3 tons | 1 small bathroom renovation | DIY projects, minor renovations |
| 4m³ | 2.4m × 1.5m × 1.2m | 3-4 tons | 2-3 room furniture sets | Medium renovations, garage cleanouts |
| 6m³ | 3.0m × 1.8m × 1.3m | 4-6 tons | 6m³ of soil or 50-60 garbage bags | Large home renovations, construction debris |
| 8m³ | 3.6m × 1.8m × 1.5m | 6-8 tons | 8m³ of concrete/bricks | Commercial sites, major demolitions |
| 10m³+ | 4.0m+ × 2.0m × 1.6m | 8-10+ tons | Full-house strip-out waste | Industrial/construction site |
Key Factors Affecting Size Choice
Waste Type:
Lightweight waste (e.g., garden clippings, foam): Opt for larger bins (6m³+).
Heavy waste (e.g., concrete, bricks): Smaller bins (2-4m³) to avoid overloading.
Space Constraints:
Check driveway/street width for delivery (e.g., 3m³ bins fit in most home driveways).
Weight Limits:
Most bins have 2-3 ton weight limits (e.g., a 6m³ bin filled with soil may exceed limits).
