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Concrete

What's happening with Concrete

Collected at recycling centres and transported to a reception facility in Rønne, where it is broken down and sold as a recycling stable (stable base for surfaces such as roads, paths and driveways).

Yes please

  • Bricks that are whole or broken and without paint (except at Rønne and Nexø Recycling Centre, where they should be sorted as "Whole bricks" instead)
  • Concrete from construction incl. rebar
  • Mortar / cement, also preferably that which has not been used
  • Natural stone
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No thank you

  • Soil
  • Paper sacks from building materials
  • Building materials/bricks from chimneys

Please note

Concrete products that are untreated and clean. Must not be painted, glazed, etc.