2-Yard Skip Hire – What Can Go Inside?
Our 2-yard skip is perfect for small domestic clear-outs and light commercial jobs. It’s compact, easy to position, and holds around 25–35 standard bin bags of waste.
Typical items you can put inside include:
Domestic waste
Old furniture (small chairs, stools, bedside tables)
Small appliances (microwave, toaster, kettle, vacuum cleaner)
Household rubbish (general bagged waste, packaging, plastics)
DIY offcuts (wood, tiles, plasterboard in small amounts, wallpaper, carpet offcuts)
Garden waste (soil, grass cuttings, small branches, hedge trimmings, leaves)
Metal items (bikes, shelving, curtain rails, pans)
Broken toys and plastic items
Commercial waste
Office clear-out items (chairs, desks, filing cabinets, monitors, keyboards, printers)
Packaging waste (cardboard, shrink wrap, plastic film, pallets broken down)
Shop refit waste (small shelving units, display stands, signage, polystyrene, flooring offcuts)
Light construction waste (bricks, rubble, concrete, paving slabs, plaster, insulation – within weight limits)
Electrical waste (non-hazardous, e.g. wires, small electronics)
⚠️ What you can’t put inside: hazardous waste (asbestos, batteries, tyres, paints, solvents, gas cylinders, clinical waste).
2 CUBIC YARD SKIP
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Permits are not required if the skip is placed on your own property, such as a driveway, lawn or other private area.
If the skip needs to be located on a public road, a permit from the local council will be required. Please provide us with the details at the time of hire and we can arrange this on your behalf, or assist you with the process, with the cost added to your skip hire fee.
Lamps are included with the permit and will automatically turn on during the hours of darkness.
Permit validity times vary depending on the location and the council, and it can take between three and ten days for a permit to be issued, so please allow for this when booking your skip.
In most streets a bay suspension is also required, which carries a daily charge and an administration fee.
