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Recycled shredded wood
Max length 50 mm
Max width 50 mm
Max thickness 30 mm
Min size 10 mm
Material screened and should not contain more than 5 per cent fines (material that will pass through 10 mm screen)
Oversize
50mm +
20% must be less than 75 mm
Sawdust
Residue produced from manufacturing shredded wood and over-size materials.
RAW MATERIALS
Acceptable
- Pallets, packaging cases
- Clean off-cuts and waste wood.
Quality
Materials must be free from:
- Plastic, rubber, string, sacks, paper, any type of industrial or domestic refuse
- Metal, glass and stones
- Free from contamination with oil.
Unacceptable
- Hardboard and laminated materials
- Painted timber
- Dark coloured materials
- Demolition material
- Treated timber.
Woodchips
We offer a cost-effective and environmentally sound solution for disposing of the ever-increasing amounts of wood packaging that modern companies now produce.
Based at the Hills waste management facility at Lower Compton, near Calne, our wood shredding operation accepts clean, untreated wood from commercial enterprises plus Wiltshire County Council household recycling centres. Deliveries are checked for contaminants, shredded and then screened to the strict specifications required by chipboard manufactures and also for use as alternative fuel by power generation companies.