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Print it, stick it on, hand it over.
Everything a site or a transfer station needs to run the bin well, ready to print. Free to use.
Printables
- Bin sign (A3)Plasterboard only — what goes in and what stays out. Laminate it and fix it to the bin.PDF
- Gate staff guide (A4)One page for the person at the gate: how to spot plasterboard, what to turn away, and what to say.PDF
- Site flyer (A4)For the lunchroom wall: what the blue bin is for and how to use it.PDF
- Bin specification sheet (A4)One page: dimensions, how the bin is built, and the hook end, rear door and inside.PDF
- Plastercycle for councils (A4)A two-page leave-behind: the bin, the levy case and what a trial involves.PDF
Waste management plan wording
Councils that require a waste management plan for a build ask where each material is going. Paste this into the plasterboard line.
CopiedPlasterboard: all plasterboard offcuts and waste board will be kept separate from other waste in a dedicated enclosed Plastercycle bin on site and collected for recycling into gypsum. No plasterboard will be disposed of to landfill. Contact: Plastercycle, nigel@recycle.au, plastercycle.com.
Logo and brand
The Plastercycle logo as true vector files, in colour and reversed out of blue, plus the colours. For signwriters, printers and anyone putting the bin in a document.
Open the brand page
Put a bin where the plasterboard turns up.
Tell us about your transfer station, depot or site and roughly how much board comes through. We’ll come back to you with a plan and a quote.