3 m³ skip bin
- L × W × H
- 2.4 × 1.5 × 0.9 m
- Wheelie bins
- ≈ 12
- Box trailers
- ≈ 3
Shed and garage clear-outs, or one small bathroom.
Apartments, duplexes on shared driveways and house blocks heading for a rebuild. Here is the bin for each, with the limits stated first.
The Mermaid Beach Estate, as the first land offered here was marketed, dates from about 1924. Today the Gold Coast Highway splits the suburb down the middle and Nobby Beach occupies its southern end. At the 2021 Census about six dwellings in ten were flats or apartments, and the rest divided evenly between separate houses and townhouses.
That mix sets the jobs. Apartment and townhouse owners refresh kitchens, bathrooms and floors. Close to half of households rent, so end-of-lease clear-outs come up often. On the house blocks it is more often a garden clean-up, or at the far end a knock-down ahead of a rebuild.
A unit refresh or one room fits a 3 m³ or 4 m³, about 12 or 16 wheelie bins. A whole-house renovation or a large garden overhaul suits a 6 m³ or 9 m³. Demolition is work for the 15 m³ hook bin, if the block has the space. Rubble and soil stay under their caps: concrete in a 6 m³ at most, dirt in a 4 m³ at most.
Hedges Avenue, on the ocean side of the highway, carries the Gold Coast Oceanway path. Many duplexes and small unit blocks in the suburb share one driveway. Agree on the bin's spot with the other households first, and leave enough width for cars. Where the driveway is short, the smaller sizes fit better.
Driveways and front yards are private, so no permit. The street, the footpath and the verge are council land, and the City of Gold Coast issues permits for them. That application is yours, and so is the liability; Tiger Skips stays out of it.
Shed and garage clear-outs, or one small bathroom.
Kitchen and bathroom strip-outs. The biggest bin that takes soil.
Whole-room renovations and big clear-outs. The top size for concrete.
It can if the booking is in before midday, since the minimum notice is 36 hours. Pick the date online and say whether morning or afternoon suits. The driver works to that preference, though it is not a fixed time.
Furniture, boxes and general rubbish from a move-out go in a General Household bin. A 3 m³ or 4 m³ covers most units. A mattress is accepted in most bins but has to be declared at booking, at $100 each.
Somewhere all three households agree on, with a gap left for cars. Kept on the property, it needs no permit. Without room on site, the bin goes kerbside, and that requires a City of Gold Coast permit; applying is up to you.
Not in the 15 m³. Concrete and clean rubble are capped at a 6 m³ bin because of weight, and soil at 4 m³. Put mixed demolition waste in the hook bin and book the slab separately, or call 1800 462 674 to split a heavy load.
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