REL Skip - Revision history

Bin52 at 09:37, 2 August 2022

2022-08-02T09:37:32Z

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skip]]s generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].		The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skip]]s generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].

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	==Skip Sizes==		==Skip Sizes==

Admin at 12:37, 28 July 2022

2022-07-28T12:37:48Z

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skip]]s generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].		The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skip]]s generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].

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	==Skip Sizes==		==Skip Sizes==

Bin52 at 12:48, 26 July 2022

2022-07-26T12:48:14Z

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	==Background==		==Background==
	The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL ~~Skips~~]] generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].		The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skip]]s generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].

	==Skip Sizes==		==Skip Sizes==

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The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste.
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==Background==
The [[Rear End Loader Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is primarily used in the UK for compressible wastes such as [[Cardboard]] and [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste. They are constructed of metal and remain at the waste producers' site, being emptied on site via a dedicated [[REL Lorry]]. This type of skip is distinct from the [[FEL Skip]] and [[Skip]]s for [[Construction and Demolition Waste]] which are separately listed on WikiWaste. The choice of whether to use an [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is often a function of the type of system that the waste collection company uses in a geographical area, and/or the space and accessibility on the waste producers' site. In addition, [[REL Skips]] generally are available in larger sizes. The step from a [[Wheelie Bin]] to a [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]] is a function of the amount and type of the waste to be handled, the space available, and the economics of several [[Wheelie Bin]]s vs a single [[FEL Skip]] or [[REL Skip]].

==Skip Sizes==
In the UK the size of an [[REL Skip]] is often referred to in cubic yards rather than cubic metres. There are five common sizes listed below. The information in the table is a compilation of data in the public domain<ref>https://www.artemeswaste.co.uk/services/rear-end-loaders-rels/</ref> <ref>https://www.hills-waste.co.uk/container-range/rear-end-loader-bins</ref>. The maximum weight in an [[REL Skip]] can vary considerably according to the type of waste placed in it.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Size (cubic yards) !! Size (cubic metres)!! Dimensions (m) !! No. of Black Bags/Bin !! Weight Range!!Typical Use
|-
|8 || 6.1||1.4m(H) x 3.25m(L) x 1.8m(W)||80|| often used for [[Cardboard]]
|-
| 10 || 7.6||1.52m(H) x 3.81m(L) x 1.8m(W)||100 ||often used for [[Cardboard]]
|-
|12 || 9.2||1.75m(H) x 3.85m(L) x 1.8m(W)|| 120|| often used for [[Cardboard]]
|-
| 14 ||10.7||1.85m(H) x 4.15m(L) x 1.8m(W)||140||often used for [[Cardboard]], [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste and [[DMR]] materials
|-
|16 ||12.2||1.85m(H) x 4.65m(L) x 1.8m(W)||160||often used for [[Cardboard]], [[Residual Waste]]/Black Bag Waste and [[DMR]] materials
|}

==References==