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10 Yard Skip hire
10 Yard Skip hire
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10 Yard Skip Hire in Barnsley

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Extra capacity for bulky waste and larger clearances - the 10-yard skip handles 90-110 bin bags and is perfect for jobs that have outgrown an 8-yard but don't need a full 12-yard. The middle ground for bulky, lightweight waste.
Is This Right for Your Project?
Perfect if you're:
  • Stripping out a kitchen or bathroom plus a few extra rooms
  • Clearing a large garage, full loft, or oversized shed
  • Doing a house clearance or end-of-tenancy clearout
  • Renovating with mixed light construction waste (timber & fittings)
  • Disposing of bulky furniture, mattresses, and old fixtures
  • Garden landscaping with branches, soil-light debris, and turf
Too small if you're:
  • Clearing an entire 3-bedroom house (try 12-yard)
  • Doing a full multi-room renovation (try 12-yard)
Too big if you're:
  • Single-room project or small clearance (8-yard is plenty)
  • Working with limited driveway space (this skip is 12ft long)
Why pick 10-yard over 8-yard? Roughly 25% more space for bulky items like mattresses, sofas, and large furniture - which take up volume but not weight. If your waste is bulky but light, the 10-yard is the smart middle option.
What Actually Fits? Think 90-110 black bin bags or:
  • Multi-room strip-out: Kitchen units + bathroom suite + bedroom contents
  • Full house clearance: Most 1-2 bedroom flats or small house contents
  • Large garden project: Branches, hedge cuttings, light soil, old decking
  • Renovation waste: timber, packaging, fittings
  • Bulky disposal: 4-5 mattresses + sofas + wardrobes
Dimensions: Length: 3.66 m, Width: 1.68 m, Height: 1.78 m
Weight limit: Up to 8 tonnes
Important for heavy waste: This is a high-sided skip designed for bulky, lightweight waste. If you're disposing primarily of soil, rubble, bricks, or concrete, book an 8-yard or smaller instead. Heavy materials should fill maximum 40-50% of this skip's capacity to stay within the 8-tonne weight limit. Overweight skips cannot be collected.
Why Choose easySkip?
  • Next-day delivery available (order before 2pm)
  • All-inclusive pricing - delivery, 14-day hire, collection included
  • Book online in 60 seconds - no phone calls needed
  • We aim to recycle 90%+ of your waste - environmentally responsible
Need a Permit? On your property (driveway/garden): No permit needed - but check you have 12ft of clear space On the road: We arrange the permit for you
10-Yard vs 8-Yard - Which Size?
Choose 10-yard if you have:
  • Bulky items, flat-pack and wooden furniture, boxes, wardrobes, old tools, junk (upholstered chairs and mattresses need declaring)
  • A multi-room strip-out
  • More waste than fits in an 8-yard but not enough for a 12-yard
Choose 8-yard if you have:
  • Heavy waste (soil, rubble, bricks, concrete)
  • Single-room renovation
  • Tight driveway space
10-Yard vs 12-Yard - Which Size?
Choose 10-yard if you have:
  • Mostly bulky, lightweight waste
  • A 1-2 bedroom flat clearance
  • Slightly limited driveway space
Choose 12-yard if you have:
  • Full 3+ bedroom house clearance
  • Multi-room renovation across a whole floor
  • Major construction project waste
Honest advice: The 10-yard works hardest for bulky-but-light waste. If your project is mostly heavy materials, an 8-yard is safer. If it's a full house clearance, the 12-yard removes the risk of running out of space.
Space & Weight Considerations
Space needed:
  • Driveway: At least 12ft × 6ft of clear space
  • Access: Delivery lorry needs 3 metres width to manoeuvre
  • Height: Overhead clearance of 15ft (cables, branches, etc.)
Weight limits:
Light waste (furniture and wood): Fill to the top, no problem Heavy waste (soil, rubble, concrete): Maximum 40-50% capacity only Mixed waste: Spread heavy items evenly, don't pile in one corner
Pro tip: If your project is mainly heavy materials, book an 8-yard instead. The 10-yard's height makes it easy to overload by weight before you've filled the volume.***
Product Dimensions
Length: 3.66 m, Width: 1.68 m, Height: 1.78 m
Product Details
  • 8 ton weight capacity
  • ideal for bulky waste & clearances
  • 90-110 bin bags
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High-sided space for bulky waste in Barnsley

When an 8-yard feels tight and a 12-yard feels like too much, the 10-yard is the middle ground for bulky clear-outs.

Ideal uses for a 10 yard skip in Barnsley

  • House and flat clearances: Wardrobes, tables, bed frames and boxes from a 1-2 bedroom property in one go. Mattresses, sofas and chairs are prohibited items. See our house clearance guide.
  • End-of-tenancy clear-outs: Landlords and tenants clearing a property between lets. Keep prohibited items out and tell us about any access restrictions when you book.
  • Multi-room strip-outs: A kitchen, a bathroom and a bedroom's worth of fittings and wooden furniture in the same skip.
  • Large garden clear-ups: Branches, hedge cuttings, old decking and light debris. Heavy soil should go in a smaller skip. See our garden clearance guide.

Choosing the right size

10-yard or 8-yard? Choose the 10-yard if you have a lot of bulky furniture or a multi-room job. Stay with the 8-yard if the waste is mixed and heavy. 10-yard or 12-yard? Go to the 12-yard for a whole-house job or a structural project. Compared with the 8-yard, the 10-yard gives you roughly a quarter more space for bulky items that take up volume but not weight. The tall sides mean you load over the top, so think about who is lifting.

Placement and permits

The footprint is the same as the 8-yard, about 3.7 m long, but it is taller, so check for overhead branches and cables as well as floor space. If the skip goes on a public road or pavement, you must get the council permit yourself. If it goes on your own driveway or land, tell us where when you book. Tell us about any access restrictions when you book. A delivery that cannot go ahead can incur a wasted journey charge. Placing a skip on a driveway, grass or pavement is at your own risk. We accept no liability for surface damage, and a waiver may be required.

Weight

Weight limit: up to 8 tonnes. This is a high-sided skip designed for bulky, lighter waste. For mainly soil, rubble, bricks or concrete, book an 8-yard or smaller. Load to the top rim only, never above it.

How to book a 10 yard skip in Barnsley

Enter your Barnsley postcode, choose your dates and place your hire request online. Your price is shown before you pay, and your booking is confirmed by email. Delivery and collection dates are estimates.