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8 Yard Inert Waste Skip

8 Yard Inert Waste Skip

  • Holds 80 to 90 black bin bags equivalent
  • Ideal for larger building projects
  • For soil, bricks and concrete only
  • Permit arranged if required

Need a permit? If you plan to place this skip on a public road, we can arrange the council permit for you during checkout.

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2 Yard Inert Waste Skip
2 Yard Mini Skip
From £205.20
4 Yard Inert Waste Skip
4 Yard Midi Skip
From £260.40
8 Yard Inert Waste Skip
8 Yard Builders Skip
From £422.40
12 Yard Inert Waste Skip
12 Yard Maxi Skip

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An 8 Yard Inert Skip is designed for substantial construction and landscaping work involving heavy materials. It can take soil, hardcore, concrete, bricks and tiles.Because inert materials are extremely heavy, the skip may reach its legal weight limit before it appears full. It must not be overloaded and must be filled evenly to the level load line.This skip is strictly for inert materials only. Mixed waste, wood, plastics, metals, plasterboard and household items are not permitted.If placed on private land, no permit is required. If positioned on a public road, a council permit will be necessary and we can arrange this during booking.For larger projects, consider a 12 Yard Inert Skip.

What CAN Go In?

  • Soil and subsoil
  • Concrete and cement
  • Bricks and blocks
  • Stones, gravel, and hardcore
  • Rubble from demolition or groundwork
  • Ceramics
  • Sand

What CANNOT Go In?

  • General household waste
  • Wood, plastics, or metals
  • Garden waste or turf
  • Hazardous materials
  • Plasterboard or insulation

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An 8 Yard Inert Skip is designed for substantial construction and landscaping work involving heavy materials. It can take soil, hardcore, concrete, bricks and tiles.Because inert materials are extremely heavy, the skip may reach its legal weight limit before it appears full. It must not be overloaded and must be filled evenly to the level load line.This skip is strictly for inert materials only. Mixed waste, wood, plastics, metals, plasterboard and household items are not permitted.If placed on private land, no permit is required. If positioned on a public road, a council permit will be necessary and we can arrange this during booking.For larger projects, consider a 12 Yard Inert Skip.

What CAN Go In?

  • Soil and subsoil
  • Concrete and cement
  • Bricks and blocks
  • Stones, gravel, and hardcore
  • Rubble from demolition or groundwork
  • Ceramics
  • Sand

What CANNOT Go In?

  • General household waste
  • Wood, plastics, or metals
  • Garden waste or turf
  • Hazardous materials
  • Plasterboard or insulation

Skip Hire Buying Guide

Everything you need to know about hiring a skip, permits, and waste management to ensure your project runs smoothly

Choosing the right size

Choosing the correct skip size depends on the volume and type of waste you expect to generate. As a general rule, it is often more cost-effective to select a slightly larger skip rather than risk overfilling a smaller one.

Skips must not be filled above the level load line. Overfilled skips cannot be legally transported and may result in delays or additional charges.

If you are unsure which size is suitable for your project, see our skip sizes guide or contact our team.

Permits

If the skip is placed on private land such as a driveway or garden, a permit is not usually required.

If it needs to be positioned on a public road or pavement, a council permit is legally required. We can arrange this during the booking process. Approval times vary depending on your local authority.

Safe Loading

Skips must be loaded safely and evenly, ensuring a level load.

Hazardous materials, electrical appliances, liquids and other restricted items must not be placed in standard skips. If you are unsure about a specific item, see our guide on skip waste types or contact our team before loading.