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Concrete and Brick Skip Bins

A 2m³ concrete and bricks skip bin in Melbourne costs from $215, including delivery, collection and up to 7 days' hire. We find you the lowest price for your suburb.

Clean hard rubble No weight limit Most booked: 2m³

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About Concrete and Bricks Skip Bins

Concrete and brick bins take clean hard rubble: concrete, bricks, pavers, tiles and blocks from demolition or a renovation. Clean rubble is crushed and reused as road base and fill, so timber, soil and rubbish need to stay out.

No weight limit

Concrete and brick bins have no weight limit, but they must be filled only level with the top. Rubble is very heavy, so small bins are the norm: a full 2m³ of broken concrete weighs well over two tonnes.

What Can and Can't Go In

You can put in

  • Concrete (slabs, footings, paths)
  • Bricks and pavers
  • Roof tiles and terracotta
  • Blocks and masonry
  • Clean rock and rubble

Keep out

  • Any general waste
  • Soil or dirt
  • Timber or plasterboard
  • Metal or steel
  • Asbestos materials

Concrete and Bricks Skip Bin Prices

Today's lowest prices for a concrete and bricks bin. Every price includes delivery, collection, up to 7 days' hire and our booking fee.

Melbourne
from $215
2m³ concrete and bricks
Sydney
Priced by suburb
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Brisbane
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Concrete and Bricks Prices by Size in Melbourne

Bin size Holds about Lowest price
2m³ skip bin Most booked 8 wheelie bins from $215
3m³ skip bin 12 wheelie bins from $332
4m³ skip bin 16 wheelie bins from $398
5m³ skip bin 20 wheelie bins from $459
6m³ skip bin 24 wheelie bins from $561
7m³ skip bin 28 wheelie bins from $663
8m³ skip bin 32 wheelie bins from $663
9m³ skip bin 36 wheelie bins Quote
10m³ skip bin 40 wheelie bins from $765
12m³ skip bin 48 wheelie bins from $1,020

Prices vary between suburbs, so your quote may be a little higher. Sizes marked Quote are priced for your exact suburb and dates.

Which Waste Type Do You Need?

Choosing the right type matters more than most people think. Here is a 4m³ bin of each type in Melbourne.

Waste type Weight 4m³ from
General Waste 150kg per m³ $301
Green Waste 150kg per m³ $301
Soil and Dirt No weight limit $347
Concrete and Bricks this page No weight limit $398
Mixed Heavy No weight limit $487

What Catches People Out

  • Fibro sheeting. Older fibro and some old tiles can contain asbestos, which no skip bin can take. If you are not sure, have it tested before you start.
  • Timber and plasterboard. A load with these mixed through is a Mixed Heavy load, not clean rubble.
  • Reinforcing steel. Large pieces of steel cannot go in, so cut it out where you can.

When Another Type Is Better

  • Rubble mixed with timber, plasterboard or rubbish. Book a Mixed Heavy bin.
  • Mostly soil from digging. A Soil and Dirt bin is the better fit.

What Our Bookings Tell Us About Concrete and Bricks

Most booked sizes
Busiest months
April, October, January

Heavy loads are booked in small bins: our customers' most booked size for concrete and bricks is the 2m³. Book a few days ahead in April to get the dates you want. This comes from our own concrete and bricks bookings over the last two years.

Concrete and Bricks Skip Bins: Common Questions

How much does a concrete and bricks skip bin cost?
A 2m³ concrete and bricks skip bin in Melbourne costs from $215, including delivery, collection and up to 7 days' hire. In Sydney and Brisbane the price depends on your suburb, so get an instant quote for your address.
What can go in a concrete and bricks skip bin?
You can put in: Concrete (slabs, footings, paths); Bricks and pavers; Roof tiles and terracotta; Blocks and masonry; Clean rock and rubble.
What can't go in a concrete and bricks skip bin?
Keep out: Any general waste; Soil or dirt; Timber or plasterboard; Metal or steel; Asbestos materials.
Is there a weight limit for a concrete and bricks skip bin?
Concrete and brick bins have no weight limit, but they must be filled only level with the top. Rubble is very heavy, so small bins are the norm: a full 2m³ of broken concrete weighs well over two tonnes.
What size concrete and bricks skip bin do I need?
Our customers book 2m³, 3m³, 4m³ bins most often for concrete and bricks. Heavy loads are best in small bins, because a full bin of rubble or soil weighs several tonnes.
Can I put tiles in a concrete and brick skip bin?
Yes. Ceramic and terracotta tiles, pavers and roof tiles can go in a concrete and brick bin. Keep out timber, plasterboard, soil and any material that might contain asbestos.
Do I need a permit for a concrete and bricks skip bin?
Not if the bin sits on your own property, such as the driveway. If it goes on the street, footpath or nature strip, your council needs to issue a permit first. Your council's page on our site explains how.

About This Page

  • Prices checked 12 October 2026. Prices are read live from our suppliers' current price lists, so they are today's prices, not estimates. Your quote confirms the exact price for your suburb and dates.
  • What can go in follows the rules our suppliers apply to concrete and bricks bins. Your booking confirmation lists the exact rules for your supplier.
  • Booking patterns come from our own concrete and bricks bookings.
  • Who we are. HireSkipBins has helped Australians book skip bins online since 2016 and is rated 4.9/5 from 2,100+ 5-star reviews. About us · Contact · 1800 931 772
  • Reviewed by Yas at HireSkipBins on 1 October 2026.

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