4 Yard Midi Skip at a glance
| Capacity | 4 cubic yards |
|---|---|
| Roughly | 35-45 bin bags |
| Length | 5ft |
| Width | 3ft 6in |
| Height | 3ft 6in |
| Fits on a drive? | Yes, on most drives |
| Capacity | 4 cubic yards |
|---|---|
| Roughly | 35-45 bin bags |
| Length | 5ft |
| Width | 3ft 6in |
| Height | 3ft 6in |
| Fits on a drive? | Yes, on most drives |
Garden clearances are what this size does best. Hedge cuttings, turf, old fence panels and a decade of pots will fill it nicely, and green waste is light enough that you can genuinely use the whole volume. It also handles a small bathroom rip-out or a single-room declutter comfortably.
Because the walls are still low, you can throw things in over the side rather than needing a drop door, which makes filling it a lot less work than the taller skips.
It is the wrong choice for building rubble in quantity. You will reach the weight limit before you fill it, and a part-filled skip is money wasted. For soil, hardcore and broken masonry a 6 yard filled properly is the more sensible buy.
Where it stands. On your own driveway or private land, no permit is needed. On a public road, pavement or verge it needs one from Doncaster Council, which you apply for. We will tell you exactly what to ask for and what it involves. The permits page explains the process and timings.
Describe the job on 01302 490 249 and we will tell you which size actually fits, including if a smaller one would do.