Dispose of plaster board

Question

Does plaster board have to be kept separate and does disposal cost more?

Waz · Answer

If you take it to a council skip they have a separate skip for it and it’s free to dispose of.

Marcus · Answer

Hi 
Yes Plasterboard does need to be kept separate and is not considered household waste which would cost to dispose

Charlie · Answer

Yes it has to be separate and usually costs a little bit more to be disposed of

Steve · Answer

at council tips it has to be separate,but if your loading a skip it can go with all other waste.
hope this helps 
all the best 
steve

Paul · Answer

Yes, plasterboard should be bagged separately. You can take around 4-6 bags to the tip yourself in one trip. Otherwise a waste disposal company can take it - they are not cheap though.

Owen · Answer

Plasterboard can be disposed of at your local council skips which will be free of charge l

Sam · Answer

Is does have to be kept separate as it has to be disposed of separately at land fill. You can take it to your local tip and it has a separate skip that it has to go into.

Alex · Answer

It is important to keep plasterboard clear of all other materials, and ensuring that your skip hire company know, right from the start, that you intend to put plasterboard in the skip. Not all companies are willing to deal with plasterboard, so it is important that you choose one that is.

Amjad · Answer

Removing of plasterboard,  usually not cost more, usually this includes in work cost.

Louie · Answer

Your local tip would have a separate disposable unit for plasterboard if you had a way to transport it which could save you money and time w

Dispose of plaster board

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