Garbage, bulky waste

Bulky waste disposal

Do you want to dispose of bulky waste? For opening hours, see Opening hours Self-Delivery Depot. 

  • The Self-Delivery Depot is for Zoetermeer residents only.
  • Take your waste disposal pass with you.
  • Check "What you need to know" to see what is bulky waste and what is not.
  • You may offer up to 2m³ of bulky waste per day.
  • You cannot bring commercial waste.
  • Sort the bulky waste before putting it in the car. This way you are as short a time as possible at the Self-Delivery Depot.

Bulky waste collection

Do you want the municipality to pick up your bulky waste? This is free of charge, but you have to make an appointment.

Bulky waste collection appointment

Telephone appointment for bulky waste collection

Only for urgent matters, such as the emptying of a house* after death, you can call 14 079 from Monday to Friday between 08:00 and 15:45. An appointment will then be made with you immediately.

* This does not apply to emptying a room in a nursing home or similar institution. Please contact the relevant institution for this.

Rules for collection of bulky waste
  • Check "What you need to know" to see what is bulky waste and what is not.
  • Put the bulky waste at the presentation site (this is the place where the mini containers are presented or next to the underground containers) before 7:30 am. You are not allowed to put out the bulky waste the night before.
  • You may have a maximum of 2m³ collected at a time.
  • Metal items, white and brown goods (for example: television, computer, refrigerator, washing machine) must be offered separately.
  • Tie long objects of up to 1.50 meters together in bundles.
  • Carpets should be cut into pieces and bundled.
  • Each part or bundle can not be heavier than 30 kilos.
  • Do not put bulky waste in boxes or plastic bags.
What is bulky waste and what is not?

Bulky waste is:

  • furniture
  • toys
  • large white and brown goods (for example: television, computer, refrigerator, washing machine)
  • large metal
  • bicycles / bicycle tires (you can also turn these in at a bike store)
  • bed spiral
  • sunbed (without lamps)
  • ... etc.

Bulky waste that is not picked up (but can be taken away):

  • pottery
  • Asbestos (There are separate rules for this. For more information, visit Information Point Living Environment | Asbestos)
  • car tires
  • sleepers
  • small chemical waste
  • glass (glassware, panes, mirrors)
  • bulky green waste (such as branches, prunings and tree trunks longer than 1.50 meters or heavier than 30 kilos)
  • soil/sand
  • wood (e.g. window frames) longer than 1.50 meters
  • cardboard
  • mattresses
  • plastic bags
  • fences higher than 1.50 meters
  • paint cans

Remodeling waste such as:

  • rubble
  • sand
  • plumbing fixtures (e.g., toilet bowls)
  • ... and so on

Small white and brown goods such as:

  • power tools
  • shavers
  • hair dryers
  • electric blankets
  • toys
  • vacuum cleaners
  • phones

Bulky waste search

Searching through and/or taking (bulky) waste placed at the roadside is not permitted.

Camera surveillance

The Self Delivery Depot has camera surveillance for your and our safety.

Costs
DescriptionActionCosts
Bulky household waste and/or bulky yard waste.
  • Bring it yourself at the Self-help Depot.
  • Max. 2m³ per day.
free
Bulky household waste and/or bulky yard waste.
  • Pick up at a drop-off location near your home. Please note! You must always make an appointment for this.
  • Municipality determines the day.
  • Max. 2m³ at a time.
free
Bulky household waste and/or bulky yard waste.
  • Pick up outside the normal free route.
  • Max. 2m³ at a time.
€ 49.93 for the first 2m³
Debris and soilBring it yourself at the Self-help Depot.€8.55 per bag
(first 3 bags per day are free)

Price changes and typographical errors reserved.

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