Bowling and arcade equipment end of life mixes wood, metal and electronics. Bowling and arcade end of life Consoles and screens follow EPRA. Metal can go to scrap. Mixed lanes debris Wood and laminate pieces share a junk bin after pulls. Chemicals and oils stay on hazardous routes. Placement Prefer private pads. Street placement needs […]
Seat reupholstery culls create foam and fabric streams. Cinema seat reupholstery culls Foam is usually garbage unless a depot accepts that foam type. Metal frames can go to scrap. Fabric paths Clean fabric may use textile recycling when accepted. Contaminated foam stays out of recycling carts. Loading Private driveway or yard placement needs no permit.
Bunker and path rebuilds create dirt and sand spoils. Golf course bunker and path spoils Dirt and sand spoils do not go in a junk bin. They usually need their own 10-yard or 12-yard bin, so ask when you book. A mixed concrete and dirt bin, also a 10-yard or 12-yard, is sometimes possible for
Marina gear swaps create ropes, fenders and shrink wrap. Marina gear swap off season Clean rope may recycle only where accepted. Shrink wrap often needs film or garbage paths. Marine plastics Keep oils and bilge waste out of junk bins. Batteries and electronics leave on stewardship routes. Waterfront pads Prefer firm private pads. Ask dispatch
Auction aftermath loads are mixed and unknown. Self storage auction aftermath Do not open unknown chemical containers. Pull batteries, electronics, paint, propane and chemicals before any junk bin. Unknown contents Do not open or tip mystery drums or sealed chemicals. Search Metro Vancouver Recycles or call the Hotline. Asbestos never enters a bin. Loading Stage
Car wash refreshes create brushes, booms and water system parts. Car wash equipment refresh Metal can go to scrap. Plastics and worn brushes are often junk after pulls. Chemicals out Wash chemicals and solvents stay on hazardous routes. Never put them in a junk bin. Call 604 732 9253 if unsure. Site pads Prefer private
