13-12-2021, 06:51 PM
Hi Mike. Thanks for you goos wishes. There's an immense amount to do and we'll need to raise a lot of money too.
Plasterboard (gypsum) is classed as a sort of hazardous waste: https://cartwrightswastedisposal.co.uk/2...ous-waste/ Not because it's inherently toxic, it isn't, but because it can react to make H2S.
Fortunately we weren't getting rid of gypsum, except perhaps for the remains of a few old 600x600 ceiling tiles.
In England, the local authority tips will take small amounts of construction waste including plasterboard. There's no charge for anything you bring to the site.
Plasterboard (gypsum) is classed as a sort of hazardous waste: https://cartwrightswastedisposal.co.uk/2...ous-waste/ Not because it's inherently toxic, it isn't, but because it can react to make H2S.
Fortunately we weren't getting rid of gypsum, except perhaps for the remains of a few old 600x600 ceiling tiles.
In England, the local authority tips will take small amounts of construction waste including plasterboard. There's no charge for anything you bring to the site.
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