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Find places to recycle plasterboard and gypsum near you

Clean household plasterboard sheets, offcuts and gypsum-based board from small DIY work.

Other names include drywall, gypsum board, plasterboard offcuts, wallboard.

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    How to recycle plasterboard and gypsum

    Keep plasterboard separate from rubble and general waste. Check the site limit and charge before travel.

    Possible recycling routes
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    Prepare plasterboard and gypsum for recycling

    • Remove wood, insulation and tiles
    • Keep sheets dry
    • Cut pieces only to the site's stated size

    What must stay out

    Keep these items separate and check the site rules before you travel.

    • Plasterboard must use a separate waste route
    • DIY waste charges and quantity limits can apply
    • Tradesperson waste is business waste

    Types of site to check

    These site types can list plasterboard and gypsum. Each provider sets its own limits and access rules.

    • Recycling centres and tips

      Council recycling centres accept many types of household waste. Check the council rules for booking, permits, proof of address, vehicle access and charges before travel.

    • Specialist recycling schemes

      Collection services for items that most household recycling bins cannot accept. Schemes can use shops, postal returns or limited public drop-off points.

    • Specialist disposal services

      Services for waste that needs controlled handling or a dedicated collection route. Check the official service before you move or transport the item.

    • Household hazardous waste services

      Council sites and collection services for household materials that can harm people or the environment. You must check the local service before travel.

    • Household waste recycling centres

      Council-run sites that accept many types of household recycling and waste. Local rules can cover booking, proof of address, vehicle permits and charges for some DIY waste.

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    Questions about recycling plasterboard and gypsum

    Where can I recycle plasterboard and gypsum?
    Enter your postcode in the local finder to search recycling centres and tips and specialist recycling schemes and specialist disposal services and household hazardous waste services and household waste recycling centres near you. Check the provider page before you travel because item lists and access rules can change.
    How should I prepare plasterboard and gypsum for recycling?
    Keep plasterboard separate from rubble and general waste. Check the site limit and charge before travel.

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