From 30 September to 12 October 2024, the Public Cleaning Service is going to collect the bulky waste in Brussels.
The City of Brussels organises 2 collections of bulky waste every year. These collections take place according to a mixed formula:
- containers are placed in districts to allow the local residents to put down their big waste there, the places are announced in a leaflet, distributed approximately 15 days before the beginning of the campaign
- the possibility is offered to persons who have difficulties moving, to ask for a removal at home
Each family living in the City of Brussels has the right to put down 2 m3 of bulky waste. An ID card will be asked on the spot to verify the residence in Brussels.
The collection is thus a good opportunity to get rid of your TV, furniture and other broken electrical devices. Attention: construction waste, garden waste and tires are not allowed.
Accepted waste:
- dismantled furniture
- mattresses
- household appliances (refrigerators, hi-fi system,...)
- hard plastic (toys,...)
- oil
Refused waste:
- household waste
- construction waste (bricks, gypsum, roofing, tiles, parquet, wood, vinyl, doors,...)
- garden (branches, grass,...)
- tyres
Proxy Chimik:
- small hazardous waste (maximum of 30 litres), except for acids, bases, solvents, sprays, photo products, white spirit
Your items can still serve? Can they still be repaired? Give them a second life:
External siteI sell second-hand and/or I give it away (in French)
In your district, workers of the Public Cleaning Service will be at your disposal from 8 am to 6 pm (on Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm, Proxy Chimik is only available until 1 pm on Saturdays) at the following places:
Quarters | Dates |
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Neder-Over-Heembeek | Monday 30 September: place Peter Benoit (with Proxy Chimik + Cyclup), rue du Ramier, rue du Général Biebuyck, rue de la Tour Japonaise Saturday 12 October: place Peter Benoit (with Proxy Chimik), rue du Général Biebuyck (with Proxy Chimik) |
Pentagon | Wednesday 2 October: place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains (with Proxy Chimik), boulevard de l'Empereur, boulevard du Midi, rue du Miroir Friday 4 October: rue du Vautour, rue de Witte de Haelen Thursday 10 October: place des Barricades Saturday 12 October: place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains (with Proxy Chimik) |
North | Friday 4 October: avenue de l'Héliport (at number 22) (with Proxy Chimik), avenue de l'Héliport (corner chaussée d'Anvers) |
North-East | Thursday 10 October: rue des Confédérés (between Rue Jenneval and Rue Van Campenhout, with Proxy Chimik), rue Joseph II Saturday 12 October: rue des Confédérés (between Rue Jenneval and Rue Van Campenhout, with Proxy Chimik) |
Haren | Friday 4 October: rue du Beemdgracht Saturday 12 October: rue du Beemdgracht (with Proxy Chimik) |
Laeken | Monday 30 September: avenue du Forum and avenue Mutsaard Tuesday 8 October: rue Claessens, boulevard du Centenaire, Parvis Notre-Dame (with Proxy Chimik), rue du Javelot (with Cyclup) Saturday 12 October: rue Claessens (with Proxy Chimik), Sentier du Béryl (with Proxy Chimik) |
Louise | Thursday 10 October: avenue Franklin Roosevelt (avenue Vénézuela) (with Cyclup) Saturday 12 October: avenue Louise - rue du Châtelain (with Proxy Chimik and Cyclup) |
Cyclup recovers wood, textiles and other items:
- furniture in good condition or requiring minor repairs such as wardrobes, beds, box springs, dressers, bedside tables, shelves, benches, tables and chairs, crockery,... (no knick knacks, CDs or books)
- linen: table linen, bed linen, curtains
- clothing, fashion accessories (hats, caps, bags,...), childcare items (no stuffed animals) and costume jewelery
- textiles (even damaged or stained) that still have potential (fabric remnants, fabrics, end of stock) and accessories (buttons, zippers, ribbons, thimbles, elastics,...)
- other items in good condition: sporting goods, decoration, crockery,...
All proposals are also welcome at:
- cyclup@cpasbxl.brussels
- External siteCyclup (Facebook)
- External siteCyclup (Instagram)
External siteCyclup is a socio-professional involvement project of the non-profit organization Job Office with the support of the Public Welfare Centre (CPAS) of the City of Brussels. It offers people with CPAS support the opportunity to acquire professional skills in a variety of professional sectors: sorting, woodworking, sales and textile. Its main ambition is to promote the circular economy.