Skip Bins | Difference Between Marrel And Hook Lift Skips
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if you are considering ordering a skip bin for your business or home reno job - you may be wondering what some of the types of skip available are - and what are the differences
The two main categories - are marrel skips and hook lift skips - so let's take a closer look
the Marrel is the most widely used skip bin for both domestic rubbish and commercial waste. Sizes go from 2 cubic metres to about 16 metres cubed.
These skips are ideal for households as generally smaller and can fit in smaller areas - like driveways or even a car spot.
A Marrell Skip in most cases will require an access clearance of no less than 3metres & there must not be any low overhanging branches or wires.
Most Marrel 4 cubic metres & above come with a wheelbarrow access door for easy loading.
A Marrell is lifted up by chains attached to hydraulic arms & then lowered off the back of the truck.
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Hook bins are larger bins that are generally suited for a high volume of light waste. A hook bin is ideal for large trade and DIY projects. All hook bins have a back tailgate door for easy loading.
Their straight walls make it easy to stack flat materials like plasterboard and timber.
Hook lifts are defined by the method in which they load the waste bin on and off the truck. The truck uses a large hydraulic hook on the back of the truck to grab the skip & roll it off & on the back of the truck.
The Hook lift is rectangular in shape and has large rear opening doors for those jobs that require the use of a bobcat to drive into the bin. Hook Lifts range in size from 4m3 to 30m3.
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So - there you have it.
We hope this info will help you make the right decision for your next renovation or construction job.
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25 июл 2024
