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03 · BULKY FIBRE

Mattresses, foam and carpet.
The bulky, springy, awkward stuff.
 

Image by Kathyryn Tripp

We collect them from your sites and send them to specialist recyclers rather than the nearest energy-from-waste plant.

How we handle it

Every load is graded for its highest sensible use, not for whoever pays most this week.

1 · Collect

2 · Break down

3 · Route

From HWRCs, bulky waste services and production sites.

Mattresses are taken apart so the steel, fibre and foam can each be recovered.

Each material goes to a specialist recycler, using routes that sit above energy recovery.

What we take.

  • Mattresses

  • PU foam offcuts from converters and manufacturers

  • Post-consumer foam

  • Carpet and rugs

Who it's for

Councils and HWRC operators

Mattress and carpet tonnage, moved.

Foam converters and manufacturers

A home for your offcuts.

Waste companies

An outlet for bulky waste.

If it's big, bouncy and nobody else wants it, talk to us.

01

Snap a photo

Of the bank, the bale or the pile. A phone picture is fine.

Got a stream nobody wants?
Good.

Get in touch

enquiries@fibreuse.com

Fibreuse Group, International House, 61 Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3HZ

Send it our way. We'll come back with a route, a price and an honest view on how close to new fibre we can get it.

02

Rough numbers

Approximate tonnes, bank count or loads a month. Best guesses welcome.

LET'S TALK

03

Where it is

Site postcodes and any access quirks we should know about.

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