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Kitchen and bathroom strip-out waste in Salford

Ripping out a kitchen or bathroom in Salford? Here's what the council and tips will and won't take, checked against Salford City Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester pages on 31 October 2026.

Quick answer
  • Salford's bulky collection refuses radiators, tiles, plasterboard, rubble and insulation
  • Tips take five rubble sacks a visit, only from DIY you did yourself
  • Waste from a fitter or builder is trade waste and is refused at every tip
  • One licensed company can take the lot in a single visit

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What the council refuses

The council bulky collection not-collected list includes radiators and heaters, tiles of any type, plasterboard, bricks, building rubble, insulating material and glass sheets. That covers most of an old kitchen or bathroom.

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The tips

Recycle for Greater Manchester limits rubble to five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit, from DIY work you did yourself. Lumns Lane and Boysnope Wharf take plasterboard from your own home. Vans need a free van permit, applied for 2 working days ahead, with 18 visits a year. A full strip-out often means several trips.

If a fitter did the job

Rubble or plasterboard from a tradesperson you hired is business waste and cannot go to any site. Ask the fitter to remove it as part of the job, and check they are a registered waste carrier.

Rough costs

LoadRough private price
Small load (a few bags and items)£60 to £100
Half a van£150 to £250
Full van£250 to £400 or more

A kitchen with units, worktops and rubble is usually at least half a van.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Will Salford council collect old radiators?

No. Radiators and heaters are on its bulky not-collected list.

How much rubble can I take to a Salford tip?

Up to five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit, from DIY you did yourself.

Can my kitchen fitter use the Salford tips?

No. Waste from a tradesperson you hired is business waste and is refused.

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