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A container of 40 yards is the largest standard dumpster size, capable of holding approx. 80 standard waste garbage cans. It is best suited to large construction projects, large-scale clean-ups and commercial waste disposal. Although it can hold most non-hazardous materials, there are still restrictions. If the container you're looking for doesn't meet your needs, take a look at our selection of waste containers available.

Items allowed in a 40-yard container:

• Household waste and furniture
• Large furniture
• Mattresses and box springs (check for additional charges)
• Boxes, clothes, toys and general household clutter
• Cardboard, paper and non-hazardous waste
• Construction and demolition waste
• Drywall, plasterboard and plaster
• Lumber, plywood and framing materials
• Floor covering (carpet, tile, hardwood, laminate, etc.)
• Siding, doors, windows and cabinets
• Dirt
• Commercial and industrial waste
• Office furniture, cubicles and shelving
• Scrap metal and non-hazardous plastics
• Warehouse debris and packaging materials

A container of 30 yards is a large dumpster commonly used for large-scale clean-ups, commercial projects and renovations. It can hold approx. 60 standard waste garbage cans. However, acceptable materials depend on local regulations and the policies of the dumpster rental company.

Authorized items :

• Furniture
• Mattresses and box springs (some locations charge extra)
• Cardboard, paper and packaging materials
• Construction and demolition waste
• Drywall, plasterboard, plaster and insulation
• Wood, plywood and lumber
• Flooring materials (carpet, tile, laminate, hardwood)
• Windows, doors and cabinets
• Limited quantities of soil (check with rental company)
• Light metals and non-hazardous waste
• Empty plastic and glass containers
• Large volumes of general debris from cleaning operations

A container of 20 yards is one of the most versatile dumpster sizes, holding approximately 40 poubelles standard de déchets. It is commonly used for medium to large-scale clean-ups, such as home renovations, construction projects and major de-cluttering.

However, what you can put inside depends on local regulations and the rental company's policies.

• Furniture
• Mattresses and box springs (some locations require additional charges)
• General layout of the house
• Cardboard, paper and non-hazardous waste
• Construction and renovation debris
• Drywall, plasterboard, plaster and insulation
• Wood, plywood and lumber
• Flooring materials (carpet, tiles, laminate, etc.)
• Soil, turf, landscaping materials
• Bricks, crushed bricks
• Broken concrete, concrete blocks, slabs and concrete blocks

A 15-yard container is commonly used for medium-sized clean-ups and renovations. It usually holds around 30 standard waste bins. However, acceptable items depend on local regulations and rental company policies.

• Household waste
• Furniture
• Mattresses (some locations charge extra)
• Boxes and miscellaneous items
• Building debris
• Drywall, plaster and plasterboard
• Wood, lumber and plywood
• Floor coverings (tiles, carpet, laminate, etc.)
• Dirt
• Cardboard and paper products

A 10-yard container is generally used for small and medium-sized projects.

It holds around 10 cubic yards of material, roughly equivalent to 20 standard waste bins.

Here's what you can usually put in it:

• Household waste
• Old furniture, boxes, household garbage.
• Building debris
• Drywall, wood, tiling, flooring.
• Concrete and bricks
• Light loads only (full containers may be too heavy).
• Mattresses and box springs (Some companies allow them, but may charge a fee)
  and more).