Plasterboard Waste Bag
Use the Skipster to help segrigate Gypsum based materials
It can sometimes be a little hard to make sense of the changing regulations around plasterboard disposal. But whether you are an individual, business or large-scale user of gypsum-based plasterboard, there are legal requirements around how it is disposed of.
- Legally, all loads of waste containing identifiable gypsum-based materials, such as plasterboard, should be separated for recovery or recycling wherever possible.
- Up until 2009, the Environment Agency had been taking a pragmatic view that separate disposal was not necessary where construction waste contained only small amounts (up to 10%) of sulphate.
- This means it is important to separate out your plasterboard before we collect your waste to transport to our waste management site. We offer a plasterboard disposal or recycling service using our SKIPSTER waste bag for ease of segregation.