Every size,
explained.

Full specifications, real-world comparisons, and pricing for each skip we offer. Compare them side by side before you book.

All Sizes

Four sizes.
One for every job.

Hover each card to see how it looks loaded. Every size below links straight into the Skip Selector.
Mini skip for garden clearance
2m³
Mini Skip
Light Clearance
Garden clear-outs, bathroom rubble, small declutters. One room's worth of waste. Fits on most driveways without a permit.
≈ 20–25 black bags
3–4 wheelbarrow loads
From
R950
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Most Popular Standard skip for home renovation
4m³
Standard Skip
Home Renovation
One-room renovation, garden and household mixed waste. The most versatile size for typical residential projects.
≈ 40–50 black bags
6–8 wheelbarrow loads
From
R1,350
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Large skip for construction waste
6m³
Large Skip
Strip-Out Projects
Kitchen and bathroom strip-outs, medium construction sites, large garden projects. Needs more clearance space to place.
≈ 60–70 black bags
9–12 wheelbarrow loads
From
R1,750
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Builder's skip for full site clearance
8m³
Builder's Skip
Full Site Clearance
Full house renovations, commercial fit-outs, and large-scale construction clearances. Road placement usually requires a permit.
≈ 80–100 black bags
14–18 wheelbarrow loads
From
R2,200
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See them side by side.

Relative scale of all four sizes, at a glance.
2m³
Mini Skip
1.85 × 1.2 × 0.75m
4m³
Standard Skip
2.4 × 1.5 × 1.05m
6m³
Large Skip
3.1 × 1.6 × 1.2m
8m³
Builder's Skip
3.7 × 1.7 × 1.3m

Dimensions are approximate and vary slightly by skip condition. Still not sure which one fits your project? The Skip Selector will recommend a size based on a few quick questions.

FAQ

Sizing questions.

If your skip fills up before your project is done, call the team — we can usually arrange a swap or an additional skip. Overfilling beyond the fill line isn't permitted for safe transport.

Yes. Heavy materials like soil, rubble and hardcore have lower fill lines than their volume suggests, since skips are also weight-limited for safe road transport. See the Waste Types guide for details.

Any skip placed on a public road requires a council permit, regardless of size. Skips placed entirely on private property — a driveway or garden — don't need one.

Yes, as long as it's before delivery. Call the team and we'll update your booking to the new size, subject to availability.

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