Construction and Demolition Wood

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Offcuts, trimmings, shavings from untreated solid wood</li><li>Pallets made of engineered wood (chipboard pallets)</li><li>Fruit and vegetable crates and similar wooden crates</li><li>Furniture made of engineered wood</li><li>Various construction and demolition wood</li><li>Construction chipboard</li><li>Floorboards, formwork boards, ceiling panels, decorative beams</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Window wood, old windows, burnt wood, creosote- or salt-impregnated wood (railway sleepers, poles and posts)</li><li>Construction residues such as insulation (e.g. Heraklith panels)</li><li>Contaminants such as residual waste</li><li>PCB-treated old wood</li><li>Sanding dust, asbestos or other wood dust</li><li>Branches, tree and shrub cuttings</li></ul>

Old Wood, Untreated

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Solid wood pallets such as EUR pallets</li><li>Construction site assortments made of untreated solid wood</li><li>Offcuts, trimmings, shavings from untreated solid wood</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Any treated or coated wood</li><li>Wood with attachments</li><li>Sanding dust, asbestos or other wood dust</li></ul>

Old Wood, Thermal

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Windows, window frames, exterior doors</li><li>Impregnated construction timber from outdoor use</li><li>Construction and demolition wood with harmful contamination (old paint/white paint)</li><li>Garden fences (light green coating)</li><li>Old wood from industrial applications (e.g. industrial flooring)</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Railway sleepers</li><li>Utility poles</li><li>Old wood from damage events (e.g. burnt wood)</li></ul>

Residual Waste, Industrial & Commercial Waste, Household Waste, Construction Site Waste

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Non-recyclable, non-hazardous waste</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Organic waste</li><li>Coloured glass, clear glass</li><li>Garden waste</li><li>Plastic and metal packaging</li><li>Cooking oils and fats, liquids</li><li>Hazardous and problematic waste</li></ul>

Construction Residues

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Ytong or aerated concrete</li><li>Heraklith</li><li>Bitumen sheets</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Mineral construction debris such as bricks</li><li>Asbestos waste (Eternit), accepted only in Big Bags</li><li>Gypsum and gypsum plasterboard</li><li>Gypsum waste</li><li>Wood</li><li>Excavated material</li><li>Other residual waste</li><li>Mineral wool insulation (hazardous if produced before 2002), accepted only in Big Bags</li></ul>

Tree and Shrub Cuttings

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Branches</li><li>Green cuttings and shrub cuttings</li><li>Leaves</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Tree stumps</li><li>Excavated material</li><li>Organic waste</li><li>Other sweepings</li><li>Grass cuttings</li></ul>

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Gypsum plasterboard: without special additives</li><li>Gypsum boards with fleece reinforcement: glass-fibre fleece instead of cardboard Note: woven or non-woven covering</li><li>Gypsum wall panels: gypsum tiles or solid gypsum panels Note: gypsum core only, no cardboard or fleece</li><li>Gypsum fibreboard: boards reinforced with fibres (paper/cardboard) Note: no cardboard or fleece</li><li>Gypsum fire protection boards: like gypsum plasterboard but reinforced with glass fibre Note: marked with the letter F</li><li>Impregnated boards: plasterboard with silicone or wax for wet rooms Note: green or blue boards</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Gypsum waste with attachments: contamination with foreign materials (e.g. mortar, plaster) or soaked materials</li><li>Tiles and tile adhesive: composite material with a high share of adhesive</li><li>Gypsum plaster: only recyclable with proof</li><li>Asbestos: asbestos cement boards, asbestos fibreboards, fibre cement boards</li><li>Mineral fibres: artificial mineral fibres, insulation or composite panels</li><li>(Cement) plaster: broken (cement) plaster with gypsum residues</li></ul>

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Car tyres with or without rims (clean, no contaminants)</li><li>Truck tyres with or without rims (clean, no contaminants)</li><li>Oversized tyres such as AS/EM tyres without rims (clean, no contaminants)</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Solid rubber tyres</li><li>Rubber excavator tracks</li><li>Bicycle tyres</li><li>Inner tubes</li></ul> General note: Tyres must be clean, unpainted, not foam-filled (no self-sealing or “silent” tyres), and rollable.

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Various packaging materials</li><li>HDPE bottles, canisters, buckets, cups</li><li>PET bottles, yoghurt cups, Tetra Paks</li><li>Films (transparent, coloured)</li></ul> Not accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Foreign materials such as residual waste</li></ul> Important – Licensing: If plastics are delivered sorted by type (e.g. only PE film), clean and free of contamination, we can accept them free of charge according to your licensing level — unless the material requires further processing (sorting costs).

Scrap and Metals

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Mixed scrap and heavy scrap</li><li>Aluminium, copper, brass, zinc</li><li>Electrical cables, electric motors</li></ul> Not accepted:<ul><li>Sandwich panels (insulated)</li><li>Containers that are not fully emptied (e.g. paint buckets)</li></ul>

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Cardboard</li><li>Mixed paper</li><li>Paper packaging</li></ul> Not accepted:<ul><li>Waterproof or non-dissolvable paper (e.g. label carrier paper)</li><li>Composite materials (e.g. Tetra Pak)</li></ul>

Construction Rubble

Accepted for recycling:<ul><li>Roof tiles (clean)</li><li>Gravel</li><li>Stoneware</li><li>Bricks</li></ul> Not accepted:<ul><li>Construction site waste</li><li>Aerated concrete (e.g. Ytong)</li><li>Hazardous waste (e.g. asbestos cement, glass wool, rock wool, paints, lyes, acids)</li><li>Gypsum and gypsum plasterboard (e.g. Rigips)</li><li>Gypsum plaster</li><li>Wood wool lightweight panels (e.g. Heraklith)</li><li>Slag and loose fill</li><li>Bulky waste</li><li>Contaminants (e.g. metals, plastics)</li></ul>

Recycling and Disposal

Our Own Recycling Center

For comprehensive and efficient recycling, we operate our own Resources Center Rheintal. Paper, construction waste, mixed plastics, metals, household waste and more are sorted, reused, recycled or disposed of in a clean and dry process. This makes us the ideal receiver for your waste.

Opening hours of the Resources Center Rheintal:
Monday–Friday: 07:00–11:45, 12:30–16:45

Opening hours for freight forwarders:
Monday–Thursday: last loading at 16:00, Friday: last loading at 11:00

Find us at:
Stöckenstraße 18a, 6850 Dornbirn
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Disposal of Various Waste Types

Responsible action begins with the first step. At Rhomberg Recycling, we take this responsibility seriously when handling all types of waste. With our extensive experience in recycling diverse waste materials, we offer professional, reliable and environmentally sound disposal. Whether construction waste, industrial waste or hazardous waste — our expertise ensures your waste is handled in the safest and most sustainable way. Rely on our service that combines economic and ecological benefits while meeting the high standards of modern recycling.

Correct recycling and disposal: What goes where?

Construction and Demolition Wood

Accepted for recycling:

Offcuts, trimmings, shavings from untreated solid wood
Pallets made of engineered wood (chipboard pallets)
Fruit and vegetable crates and similar wooden crates
Furniture made of engineered wood
Various construction and demolition wood
Construction chipboard
Floorboards, formwork boards, ceiling panels, decorative beams