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Have a load of offcuts of PIR insulation to be disposed of - can I just bag it and take it to the local tip ?

(can't see any instructions on their website, and I know they get funny about plasterboard etc.)

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7 minutes ago, Spinny said:

Have a load of offcuts of PIR insulation to be disposed of - can I just bag it and take it to the local tip ?

(can't see any instructions on their website, and I know they get funny about plasterboard etc.)

A previous client put it on gumtree as free to collect, and someone took the lot. 

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3 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said:

A previous client put it on gumtree as free to collect, and someone took the lot. 

 

It has other uses than just insulation. Modellers might well want small quantities.

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A few bags of small offcuts has no value. It will be buried or incinerated. 

Useful sizes of offcuts may be just what someone needs and save them a journey if free. But it would need photos. I'd be looking on 'marketplace'.

 

Plus you get a gold star for encouraging reuse.

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Thanks All.

The main achievement of the last 3 years has been to transform a domestic house into a small building merchants ;0)

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Strangely satisfying though to see a pile of materials almost disappear as they are incorporated into the build.  and yeah the odds and ends that need getting rid of when finished that particular task is a task in itself.  PIR offcuts I bagged them, photo'd and listed on market place. £20 - take what you want sort of listing.  Inundated by people wanting it for sheds and the like, they aren't fussy, foaming and taping it together...

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Some small lumps of insulation I found around I just tossed them into the sea of blown cellulose in the attic. 

 

They sit there little boats, reducing my energy loss by nanoWatts. 

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