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Whole bricks

Notes:

Can only be dropped off at Rønne, Aakirkeby, Olsker and Nexø recycling centres.

What happens to whole bricks

Collected at recycling centres and stored before being sent to Old bricks in Svendborg, where they are cleaned and sold as recycled bricks for construction. BOFA expects to be able to clean and sell bricks itself from April 2026.

Yes please

  • Whole bricks
  • Half bricks
  • All types of bricks
  • Hasle clinker

No thank you

  • Rubble
  • Lightweight concrete/gas concrete
  • Cement objects

Please note

May be painted, plastered, cemented, but must not contain soot from chimneys etc.