Brisbane City Council's kerbside large item collection is an annual service across all Brisbane suburbs to help residents dispose of large household items. The kerbside large item collection schedule provides data on when each suburb's collection is scheduled.
More information on the kerbside large item collection service can be found on the Brisbane City Council website.
Additional information on waste can also be found on the Brisbane City Council website and on the rubbish, tips and bins page.
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Monthly Distribution
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Acceptable Items for Kerbside Collection
- Furniture (e.g., chairs, tables, sofas)
- White goods (e.g., fridges, stoves)
- Small household appliances (e.g., fans, toasters)
- Carpets and rugs (rolled and tied)
- Electronic waste (e.g., televisions, computers)
- Mattresses
- Bicycles and sporting equipment
- Bath and laundry tubs
- Wood products less than 1.5 metres
Unacceptable Items
- Batteries of any kind
- Bean bags (including polystyrene filling)
- Bricks and concrete
- Car parts and tyres
- Commercial builders waste
- Garden and green waste
- Gas bottles and helium tanks
- General household waste
- Glass and mirrors
- Hazardous and flammable wastes
- Lino and fibro sheeting (potential asbestos)
- Liquids (e.g., paint)
Note: Items must be able to be easily and safely lifted by two people. Piles larger than two cubic metres will not be collected.
Source: Brisbane City Council - Kerbside Collection Acceptable Items