Information on correct disposal can be found in the following sections:
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Residual waste
Residual waste comprises that portion of waste which cannot be recycled as recyclable material or composted.
Collection: Bins are emptied every fortnight in accordance with the current collection schedule.
Placement: Bins must be placed out by 6.30 am at the latest on collection day.
Large bins (1100 litres): Collection from residential estates takes place according to the collection schedule. If a public holiday falls on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, the collection is postponed accordingly.
Residual waste bags: Additional bags are available from the Citizens’ Service Centre for €4.40 or from the Recycling Centre (ASZ) for €5.
Plastics
Plastic waste should be disposed of in the yellow bag (private households) or the yellow bin (apartment blocks).
Collection: Only place fully filled bags out for collection by 6.30 am at the latest.
Distribution: One roll of 13 bags is issued per household annually. If you require more, please contact the Citizens’ Service.
Conservation of resources: Due to limited supplies, please use the bags sparingly and exclusively for their intended purpose.
SPACE-SAVING TIP: Unscrew the cap, squeeze the bottle in the middle, fold the base down and screw the cap back on.
Important note on waste separation: Incorrect disposal (up to 30% residual waste in plastic bins) incurs high additional disposal costs. Careful separation helps to save costs.
Organic waste bin - Organic waste
The brown bin is intended for compostable waste, mainly of plant origin.
Collection frequency: From the beginning of March to the end of November, collection takes place weekly; for the rest of the year, it is fortnightly according to the collection schedule.
Note: Compostable waste cannot be disposed of in bags.
Hygiene benefit: To keep the organic waste bin (120 litres) clean, biodegradable cornstarch bags are available from the Citizens’ Service. These reduce odours and bacterial growth.
Tree and shrub pruning
Bundled tree and shrub cuttings (maximum length 1.5 metres) are collected separately from bulky waste four times a year.
Collection dates for 2026: 20 April / 18 May / 14 September / 19 October
Disposal alternatives: Smaller quantities can be composted in the garden or shredded and disposed of in the organic waste bin.
Recycling centre drop-off: Larger quantities of garden waste (leaves, grass, branches) can be dropped off free of charge at the recycling centre. Bags will not be collected during collection.
Bulky waste "From home service"
Have your bulky waste collected with ease – with the “Door-to-Door Service”
With the Bulky Waste Door-to-Door Service, collection comes right to your doorstep. Simply book an appointment, put your bulky waste out in good time – and we’ll take care of the rest. Two collections per year are free of charge. Make the most of the fixed collection dates for 2026 and clear some space with ease!
Contact for appointment booking
bauhof@guntramsdorf.at or by telephone at 02236/53501-21 or 02236/53501-57.
Costs
Two collections per year are free of charge. Each additional request will be charged at a flat rate of 80.00 euros net.</p
Provision
Bulky waste must be placed on public ground (pavement) one day before the appointment. Personal presence is not required. Collection takes place by 14:00.
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Collection dates 2026
Collections as part of the 'Door-to-Door Service' take place on the following days:
"NÖLI" - Edible oil collection
The “NÖLI” collection container makes it easy to dispose of used cooking oil from households.
Availability: The container is available free of charge at the recycling centre (ASZ).
Exchange: Full containers can be exchanged at the ASZ or during the monthly hazardous waste collection. The initial issue is available exclusively via the ASZ.
Collection of hazardous waste
Hazardous materials (e.g. partially empty containers of paints, varnishes and thinners) must be handed over in person to authorised waste disposal companies.
Safety: Waste must never be left unattended. Materials not handed over in person must remain on site.
Energy-saving light bulbs: These must be disposed of via the hazardous waste collection or returned to a shop.
Dates: The collection takes place on the first Saturday of every month (or the second Saturday if it falls on a public holiday).
Locations:
09:00–09:50: Druckfabrik car park (Mühlgasse 1)
10:00–10:50: Dr Theodor-Körner-Platz
11:00–11:30: Eichkogelstraße 10–14 car park (residential complex)
11:40–12:00: Guntramsdorf municipal depot