Construction waste

Construction waste must be sorted into the following types:

• Rubble: stones, paving slabs, flagstones, bricks, roof tiles, earthenware, porcelain, ceramics, toilets, shower trays, sinks, floor tiles, earth, gravel, sand, rocks
• Plaster: gypsum, lime, plasterboard, composite plasterboard
• Hollow-core concrete: blocks and slabs (aerated concrete, autoclaved concrete sold under the brand names Ytong, Thermopierre, Hebel, Multipor, Xella, etc.)
• Plate glass: window panes, glass bricks, mirrors, wire glass, safety glass
• Plexiglas
• Insulation materials: boards, preformed polystyrene components and chips (Styropor®), glass wool and mineral wool, polyurethane foam (only clean insulating materials can be recycled)
• Cladding: flat or profiled Eternit® sheets, other materials containing asbestos (Materials containing asbestos must be wrapped in plastic for transportation. To avoid damaging your health, do not break or cut materials containing asbestos.)
• Roofing materials: roofing
• PVC waste: cable sheaths, cable ducts, roller shutters, ceiling cladding
• Scrap metal: bathtubs, gutters, radiators, door frames, oil tanks, wheelbarrows, saucepans, old tools
• Old wood: construction and demolition timber, door and window frames, floorboards, beams, pallets, crates, wooden furniture
• Bulky objects: carpets, plastic floor coverings, Heraklith, Skobalith, awnings, skirting boards
• Chemical products: paint, glue, detergents, etc.