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RORO containers, or ‘roll-on roll-off’ skips are ideal for industrial and commercial waste disposal, where they can be used to safely and reliably carry heavy and bulky construction waste. Here, we explain a little more about when you should be using a RORO container as opposed to a large chain lift skip or another type of container.
Whatever the type of waste you need disposing of, with our guidance in this article you can understand a little more about when and when not to use this type of skip.
RORO containers can be used for the following types of job:
In the following instances, ROROs cannot be used as they are not appropriate for the projects in question:
Here at Brown Recycling, we have the following commercial container sizes available to our customers:
14yd – for those bulkier items and waste materials, we provide 14yd skips.
Depth: 11’4” (3.45m)
Width: 5’8” (1.73m)
Height: 6’7” (2.00m)
20yd – the 20yd skip is great for house clearances, as well as the disposal of construction waste.
Depth: 20’ (6.10m)
Width: 7’9” (2.40m)
Height: 6’1” (1.85m)
35yd – for large amounts of waste from commercial or industry operations, our 35yd RORO skips are ideal.
Depth: 20’ (6.10m)
Width: 7’9” (2.40m)
Height: 8’2” (2.51m)
Here at Brown Recycling, we are committed to providing our customers with the right solutions for their waste removal requirements. With our expertise, we guarantee that your facility or home’s waste is properly taken care of in an environmentally friendly and conscientious manner, all at a great price. For more information on any of the services we provide, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly team of experts today.
You can ask us a question online using our contact form. Simply provide your name, email (purely for confirmation purposes) and the details of your enquiry, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
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