Your Mobile Recypark | Bruxelles-Propreté

Consignes générales

About Your Mobile Recypark

"Your Mobile Recypark" was introduced in 2015. Fourteen municipalities in the Brussels-Capital Region have opted in to this rotating system, which is organised in the autumn and spring.

Some of the key principles of the Mobile Recypark are:

Collecting waste as locally as possible;
Taking away Brussels residents’ bulky waste items and allocating them to the most appropriate recycling channel;
Providing an efficient and easy-to-use local service;
Making fly-tipping less tempting;
Encouraging resource-sharing through donation points and reuse spaces.

Bruxelles-Propreté plans, implements and funds the logistics of Your Mobile Recypark and the processing of the waste collected through this system, while the municipalities ensure that their employees are on the spot to give guidance to members of the public.

Your Mobile Recypark, which remain at a location for between 3 and 10 days, are accessible to residents of the municipality where the operation is taking place, on presentation of their identity card.
In 2022 Bruxelles-Propreté collected some 1,700 tonnes of waste through its Mobile campaigns, including 1,400 tonnes of bulky items.

Practical information

Practical details

You can only access to the Mobile Recypark of your municipality; please bring your identity card with you.
Sort your waste by category beforehand.
3 m³ of bulky waste for free; access will be refused to vehicles loaded with more than 3 m³.
small household chemical waste:
✓ Maximum of 30l for coating products
✓ Maximum of 5l for other chemicals

Staff reserve the right to refuse waste that is non-compliant or dangerous.

The Recypark are available 7 days a week. Certain other categories of waste are also accepted (e.g. construction waste).

More information can be obtained at https://arp-gan.be/en/recypark or by phoning 0800/981 81.

Waste accepted

Note: only bulky household items are accepted.

furniture (cabinets that have been dismantled, tables, armchairs, mirrors, parasols, etc.)
small household and multimedia appliances
tools (electric lawnmowers, drills, electric screwdrivers, etc.)
hard plastics (toys, buckets, etc.)
small household chemical waste (paints, cooking oils, batteries, etc.)
✓ Maximum of 30l for coating products
✓ Maximum of 5l for other chemicals
clean white styrofoam (non-food)
flat glass
energy-saving light bulbs, LED lights, fluorescent lights (neon lights, etc.)

Refused waste

residual waste (white bags), food waste (orange bags), paper and cardboard (yellow bags), PMD packaging (blue bags), garden waste (green bags), glass bottles, jars and flasks (glass recycling containers)
large household appliances (washing machines, ovens, refrigerators, etc.)
solvents, acids, alkalis, mercury, syringes
construction waste (plaster, bricks, windows, doors, beams,
sinks, roofing felt, boards, etc.)
soil, sand, coal and soot
gas cylinders, bottles and cartridges
laboratory products and radioactive substances
car parts and fuel
tyres of all kinds
waste of professional origin (non-household waste producers)
asbestos (sheets, plant pots, etc.)

Municipalities

The municipalities and Bruxelles-Propreté have joined forces to offer you a local service for the collection and recycling of objects that are no longer of use to you. Thank you for your contribution to the environment and public cleanliness.

Anderlecht

More information coming soon

Berchem-Sainte-Agathe

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Etterbeek

Find all the information on the website of the municipality of Etterbeek.

Evere

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Forest

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Ganshoren

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Ixelles

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Jette

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Koekelberg

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Molenbeek

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Saint-Gilles

The municipality of Saint-Gilles, Bruxelles-Propreté and the Recyclerie Sociale have joined forces to offer you a local service dedicated to the collection of objects that you no longer use.

Together, we can thus make the most of their potential, preserve the environment and guarantee cleanliness in public spaces.

Where and when?

Monday 10.03 : square Jacques Franck (access via Rue César Depaepe)
Tuesday 11.03 : rue Berckmans (access via Av. Henri Jaspar)
Wednesday 12.03 : rue Gustave Defnet (between Chée de Forest and Rue Crickx)
Thursday 13.03 : rue de Parme (access via Pl. Louis Morichar)

From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

To ensure you receive an efficient and comfortable welcome, we kindly ask you to arrive by 5.45 p.m. at the latest, so that the last visitors can be guided in the best possible way.

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Any items in good condition that you no longer use?

Bruxelles-Propreté provides a covered container at the entrance to the Recypark. Our partner, a player in the social economy, will be able to prepare them before offering them a new life!

Depending on their nature, the objects will be sorted, cleaned, labelled and repaired if necessary. They will then be put back into circulation to be resold. The profits from these sales will be invested in various social projects supported by our partners.

accepted

Small everyday objects, leisure items, books, furniture, mattresses, textiles, bicycles, small electrical appliances and TVM (television, screens, etc.)

refused

Dirty or smelly textiles, VHS tapes, broken crockery, food, medicines, small hazardous waste items

Schaerbeek

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Uccle

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Watermael-Boitsfort

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Woluwe-Saint-Pierre

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