Dumpster Sizes

If you’re not sure what size dumpster to get, this information could be very helpful.

Compare the sizes and dimensions we list below to find the right rental for you and find out how our cheap dumpster rental in Plano, TX can help you with your project to get rid of junk.

How Big Are the Dumpsters We Rent?

10 yard dumpster

If you only have a small project to do, you can get by with a 10-yard dumpster. This size dumpster is good for getting rid of household junk from a variety of home improvement projects as well as for regular garage or attic cleanings. You might as well rent this size dumpster if you only need to clean out a few rooms in your house.

How Much Does a 10 Yard Dumpster Hold?

Between two and three tonnes, or about 4,000 to 6,000 pounds, is the typical weight capacity for a container of this size (10 cubic yards). Construction debris removal requires a dumpster size of 10 yards because of the weight of concrete, bricks, and sand. Driveways and patios of varying sizes can be stored inside, as the sides are low for convenient loading. Renting a dumpster that can hold up to ten tonnes of debris is an option at Waste Connections.

Household Debris Examples for a 10 Yard Dumpster:

• 50-60 13-gallon junk bags
• 2,500 pounds of loose yard waste
• 2,500-3,500 square feet of carpeting

Construction Debris Examples for a 10 Yard Dumpster:

• 50-70 4×8-feet sheets of drywall
• 48-72 bundles of roofing shingles
• 70-100 square feet of concrete or asphalt

20 yard dumpster

One of the most common dumpster sizes for home improvement and building projects is the 20-yard container. It works great for jobs of a medium size. Our 20-yard dumpsters are the best roll-off containers for getting rid of junk from projects outside. These are also good for a major home improvement project. They are big enough to take care of most junk removal needs, but they can be filled up quickly.

How Much Does a 20 Yard Dumpster Hold?

The typical weight capacity of a 20 yard dumpster is 3 tonnes, or about 6,000 pounds. Renting a dumpster for 20 yards is just right for seasonal yard cleanouts, modest home improvement jobs, new roofs, and general cleaning up and organising. It can accommodate a wide variety of junk, and its low walls make it convenient to load.

Household Debris Examples:

• 100-120 13-gallon junk bags
• 3,000-4,200 square feet of carpeting
• 1,500 square feet of hardwood flooring

Construction Debris Examples:

• 62-84 4×8-feet sheets of drywall
• 60-90 bundles of roofing shingles
• 80-110 square feet of concrete or asphalt

30 yard dumpster

If your building or demolition projects are too big for a small roll-off container, choose a 30-yard dumpster instead. If you are working on a big building or construction project, Cheap Dumpster Rental Jackson will send you one of these big dumpsters to help you finish the job.

How Much Does a 30 Yard Dumpster Hold?

The standard weight limit for a dumpster with a length of 30 yards is between 7,000 and 10,000 pounds, or 3.5 to 5 tonnes. Renting a dumpster with a 30-yard capacity is common for moderate-sized cleanouts, minor demolition particles, and complete room renovations. It’s spacious interior allows for storage of a wide range of objects, including larger items like furniture and appliances.

Household Debris Examples:

• 150-180 13-gallon junk bags
• 7,500 pounds of loose yard waste
• 4,200-6,000 square feet of carpeting

Construction Debris Examples:

• 84-122 4×8-feet sheets of drywall
• 90-120 bundles of roofing shingles
• 1,750-2,500 square feet of hardwood flooring

40 yard dumpster

If you need to get rid of a lot of junk, this 40-yard dumpster is the right size. This size of container can hold the junk from big projects like replacing a roof or remodelling a large part of a home’s interior.

How Much Does a 40 Yard Dumpster Hold?

A 40 Yard container holds around 5 to 6 tons, or 10,000 to 12,000 pounds. 40 yard dumpster rentals are used for large renovations, major cleanouts, and construction projects. These dumpsters are big enough to hold a lot of bulkier, odd-sized material, such as oversized construction debris, large household items, appliances and furniture.

Household Debris Examples:

• 100-240 13-gallon junk bags
• 10,000 pounds of loose yard waste
• 6,000-9,000 square feet of carpeting

Construction Debris Examples:

• 144-188 4×8-feet sheets of drywall
• 120-192 bundles of roofing shingles
• 2,500-3,000 square feet of hardwood flooring

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