Cheapest was to dispose of shitty bricks

[TYSON]

I have about 5.5 tonne/84sqm to dispose of.

What options do i have?

[Jonchilds]

5-10 bricks in your rubbish bin each week and a few in your direct neighbours bins in the morning after they've gone to work.

Otherwise you can get tip passes for ~$60/car load.

Not sure how much it would cost to get a skip to dispose of building waste.

[TYSON]

we have 2100 bricks lol

Just found that it's about 45 a tonne at the tip.

[Machast]

building site rubbish pile/skip



edit: are many of them any good? ebay.

[Cam]

Build a BBQ.

A really, really fucking big BBQ.

Seriously.

[XSorXpire]

Check the quokka for "fill wanted".

[Machast]

Build a BBQ.

A really, really fucking big BBQ.

Seriously.

man, you'd need dinosaur eggs and metre-long rashers of bacon to cook on it!

[FireStorm]

There are companies that do have second hand tiles and bricks and pavers.

Look in the phone book and see if any of them want em. Might be able to get em to collect em for you.

[Jonchilds]

Check the quokka for "fill wanted".

Perhaps put in quokka under "free" section.

[TYSON]

Ute up to 1 tonne or tandem axle trailer $45.40 per tonne

I'll be going with this option as it's only 2 trips with the car trailer.

Cheers for the suggestions.

[TORQ]

Elmo's front yard ?

Oops, that was a bit wrong of me, wasn't it.

[TYSON]

Looks like midland bricks have a recycling program, they even pickup

http://www.midlandbrick.com.au/Broch...dland%20Bricks

[plus1]

I took a whole heap of bricks to the tip last year - from memory it weighed in around 2 tonnes or so. When we got there they weighed the trailer & said will cost big $$$ , but then someone else came over & said they're recyclable so FREE.

(Would guess all tips do this, but fyi the one I went to was Tamala Park - just behind Kinross)

[Machast]

If you dump them in the street I'm sure someone will clear them away.

[Phildo]

I have about 5.5 tonne/84sqm to dispose of.

What options do i have?

Grand Dorrington's front window.

[Orson]

5.5 Tonne eh? Think about it...

...that's 5.5 people you can "come down on"

[CitizenD]

we have 2100 bricks lol

Just found that it's about 45 a tonne at the tip.

A bit tardy, but I was going to suggest 2100 sacks and 2100 kittens.

Desmo'd suggest a cemetary.

You could build a shed out of them to put them in...

[joneen13]

you could call my dad, he's collecting bricks to make a driveway or something like that... he already has tonnes but i don't think he'll turn them away...

pm me if ur interested and i'll pass on his digits.

[=Stevo=]

... im sure theres people out there who would be more than willing to take them away...

I know one of the brickies building our house in Shelley has taken a liking to taking as many of our bricks home with him as possible... although he may not like the video footage and photos I have of him doing it though