9 Cubic Metre Garden/Green Waste Bin by Waste Away South
Description:
Waste Away South’s 9m³ garden and green waste bin is suited to major garden clean-ups, landscaping projects and large property maintenance jobs generating high volumes of green waste.
Bin Capacity: 9m³
Skip bins MUST NEVER be loaded higher than the top edge of the bin. Waste Away South may be unable to collect the bin if it is loaded above this level.
Weight Allowance: 1000kgs
The Included Weight Allowance of 1000kgs is part of the upfront cost of the service, BUT exceeding this allowance will incur additional costs.
Bin & Vehicle Access Dimensions
To safely deliver a Waste Away 9m³ skip bin, the delivery vehicle requires a minimum access clearance of 3 metres in width and 4 metres in height. Please check driveways, gates, overhanging branches, carports, and other access points before delivery to ensure there is enough room for the truck to access the site safely.
When the skip bin is being delivered or collected, please keep children, pets, and other animals safely away from the work area until the truck has finished and left the site. The delivery location should be clear, stable, and suitable for a service vehicle, with the driveway or surface in good condition and strong enough to support the weight of the truck and bin.
Where Waste Away South operates
Waste Away South provides skip bin hire across a broad part of South Canterbury and North Otago, servicing customers throughout Timaru District, Mackenzie District, Waimate District and Waitaki District. Their coverage includes key Mackenzie locations such as Fairlie, Lake Tekapo, Pukaki and Twizel, along with Waitaki communities including Duntroon, Kurow, Otematata, Waitaki Bridge and Omarama. This wide service area makes Waste Away South a practical option for household clean-ups, renovations, landscaping and larger property projects across both urban and rural locations. Customers in these districts can access locally delivered skip bins without relying solely on providers based in the larger regional centres.