Height
1.6M
Length
3.6M
Width
1.75M
5' 6"
12' 3"
5' 10"
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For projects where a little more space is needed, the 12-yard skip steps up to the challenge. This generous skip can hold up to 120 bin bags of waste, ideal for bulky items and large-scale construction or commercial projects. Whether you’re clearing out an office or managing a home renovation, this skip size ensures you have ample space to dispose of waste efficiently.
Cherry Hill Waste offers friendly, professional service with flexible hire options and an eco-friendly disposal promise as part of our trusted waste disposal skip hire. Choose the 12-yard skip for a reliable, hassle-free experience that takes the guesswork out of waste management.
There will be no refunds for part filled skips.
Level loads only
Containers are only to be filled so they form a level top with the side of the skip. If the driver considers the load unsafe we will be unable to move the container. If overloaded, but considered safe to transport, a surcharge will be levied.
Hazardout Materials
No hazardous materials must be placed in the skip, including but not limited to, asbestos, fridges, tv’s or other monitors, tyres, liquids, pyrotechnics, paints and solvents. Materials of this type placed in a skip could endanger our staff and will incur the hirer additional charges or the material returned to your site.
12 Yard Lidded
Perfect for:
- Safe & Secure Waste Storage
- Bulky/Large Items
- Deters Fly-Tippers
£378.00
More information
For projects where a little more space is needed, the 12-yard skip steps up to the challenge. This generous skip can hold up to 120 bin bags of waste, ideal for bulky items and large-scale construction or commercial projects. Whether you’re clearing out an office or managing a home renovation, this skip size ensures you have ample space to dispose of waste efficiently.
Cherry Hill Waste offers friendly, professional service with flexible hire options and an eco-friendly disposal promise as part of our trusted waste disposal skip hire. Choose the 12-yard skip for a reliable, hassle-free experience that takes the guesswork out of waste management.
There will be no refunds for part filled skips.
Level loads only
Containers are only to be filled so they form a level top with the side of the skip. If the driver considers the load unsafe we will be unable to move the container. If overloaded, but considered safe to transport, a surcharge will be levied.
Hazardout Materials
No hazardous materials must be placed in the skip, including but not limited to, asbestos, fridges, tv’s or other monitors, tyres, liquids, pyrotechnics, paints and solvents. Materials of this type placed in a skip could endanger our staff and will incur the hirer additional charges or the material returned to your site.
Are your skip requirement outside the norm?
From parking bay suspensions to narrow-access drops, we’ve seen it all.
Call us today on 01782 624209 or 01782 566433 to discuss your specific needs so we can get your skip exactly where you need it.
areas we cover
From our centrally located recycling plant and skip hire depot in Stoke-on-Trent, we are perfectly positioned to provide a fast, punctual service to homes and businesses throughout the region.
By operating our own independent fleet, we offer some of the most competitive skip hire prices and reliable delivery times.
- Newcastle-under-Lyme
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Hanley
- Nantwich
- Keele
- Biddulph
- Sandbach
- Market Drayton
- Cheadle
- Leek
- Holmes Chapel
FAq's
How do I decide between skip sizes for my project?
There are several factors to consider when choosing the right size for your skip. Waste volume is a key area to consider, and you should estimate the amount of waste your project will generate, as well as the weight of the materials. You can determine this relatively easily from your project size. Smaller projects may create less waste in comparison to larger projects.
The space available on your site will also be a determining factor in what sized skip you choose, as your site will need to accommodate the skip. The waste type that you are trying to get rid of is another determining factor, as well as your budget – as larger skips will cost more to hire.
How much is rubbish removal for a home renovation?
The cost of rubbish removal for a home renovation can vary based on each situation. There are various factors that will impact the cost of removal, such as the volume of waste, special disposal requirements and the distance that the waste needs to be transported. If you’re looking for the best price, make sure you get multiple quotes from various companies. This allows you to compare prices and services, before choosing the company that fits your needs and budget the best.
What should I consider before choosing skip hire for my project?
When it comes to choosing skip hire, there are various key things that you should consider before choosing this type of waste disposal solution. Some of these considerations include:
- Size – Ensuring that the skip is the right size for the amount of waste you have.
- Permits – You will need to check if you need a permit for a skip to be on a street.
- Waste Type – It’s crucial to ensure that your skip can accommodate and safely dispose of the waste types you’re looking to get rid of.
- Cost – If you’re working to a strict budget, comparing prices is essential before you choose skip hire services.
How does skip hire contribute to sustainable waste management?
Skip hire contributes to sustainable waste management in a range of different ways. By providing a convenient and efficient method for disposing large quantities of waste, skip hire contributes to sustainable management. Skip hire companies will sort and recycle waste materials, ensuring that only the necessary waste types go to landfill. This conserves natural resources and encourages recycling. Separation facilities provide a proper space for each type of waste material, meaning a majority of these waste types can be reused instead of being sent to landfill.
What materials can’t be disposed of with waste recycling services?
You may find that certain materials can’t be disposed of with waste recycling services, and the typical materials that they will not accept include:
- Medical waste – Anything from healthcare settings such as syringes and bandages
- Hazardous materials – Anything from paints and chemicals to batteries and aerosols can be considered hazardous waste.
- Soil & Rubble – These materials, in large quantities, are usually too heavy or bulky for normal recycling facilities.
- Food waste – Some areas will have food recycling programmes, but you should check with your waste disposal company before trying to dispose of food waste through skip hire or a waste disposal company.
