Concrete Skip Bin Hire Melbourne | Heavy Waste Specialists

Concrete is one of the heaviest waste materials on any build site. Standard household bins aren't rated for it — you need a dedicated concrete skip bin sized and priced for heavy masonry. Jaykay Bin Hire provides weight-rated bins across Melbourne specifically for concrete, rubble, bricks, and demolition debris.

What Goes in a Concrete Skip Bin?

Broken concrete slabs

Driveways, paths, and footpaths

Footings & foundations

Strip and pad footings from demolition

Reinforced concrete

Concrete with rebar, mesh or wire

Pavers & tiles

Concrete, terracotta and clay pavers

Bricks & masonry

Clay bricks, besser blocks, retaining wall blocks

Roof tiles

Terracotta and concrete roof tiles

Bluestone & granite

Natural stone from landscaping or edging

Mixed rubble

Combined concrete and brick from demolition

Not accepted in concrete bins:

Asbestos cement sheeting (fibro)

Asbestos-contaminated fill or rubble

Liquid waste or paint

General household rubbish

Important: Concrete is Very Heavy

Concrete weighs approximately 2.0–2.4 tonne per cubic metre. A 2m³ bin should hold no more than ~1.5 tonne. Never overfill beyond the top rail. Our team will advise on weight limits when you book — selecting the correct waste type online ensures you get the right bin and pricing.

Which Bin Size for Concrete?

For heavy masonry, smaller bins are usually better — they stay within safe transport weight limits. Mix concrete with lighter debris only if using a larger bin.

2m³ Best for pure concrete

Pure concrete & pavers

Small driveway sections, up to ~1.5t

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3m³ Ideal for mixed masonry

Concrete & light rubble

Footings, slabs, brick mix, up to ~2t

View 3m³ guide →

4m³ Use if mixing waste types

Mixed construction waste

Concrete + timber + other debris

View 4m³ guide →

6m³+ Call for heavy-waste advice

Large demolition projects

Multi-material site cleanups

View 6m³+ guide →

Concrete Skip Bin FAQs

Concrete is very heavy — typically 2.0–2.4 tonne per cubic metre. Our concrete bins are weight-rated for heavy materials, but we limit fill to prevent overloading trucks. A 2m³ concrete bin should not exceed approximately 1.5 tonne. Book online and select "Concrete & Soil" as your waste type for accurate pricing.

Yes — we accept reinforced concrete including rebar and wire mesh. If there are large volumes of exposed steel, our team may advise cutting it down before loading for safe transport.

Concrete and heavy waste is priced differently to household waste due to the higher weight. Prices vary by bin size and suburb. Book online and select "Concrete & Soil" or call us for a quick quote.

For pure concrete, smaller bins are usually better. A 2m³ or 3m³ bin holds roughly 1–1.5 tonne of concrete safely. Larger bins (4m³+) are suitable if you're mixing concrete with lighter debris. Never fill a heavy-waste bin above the top rail.

Yes, with a Mixed Construction Waste bin. However, if your load is predominantly concrete, a dedicated concrete bin is significantly more cost-effective. Mixing heavy masonry with light waste increases the overall bin price.

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