Choose recycled material with a clear purpose
Supports resource reuse
Recovered material can go back into practical site work instead of being wasted.
Grades for different tasks
You can choose from sub-base, fill, sand and washed recycled aggregate options.
Storage planned in advance
A separate tipping area helps keep each recycled product clean and usable.

Use recovered material without losing practical choice
Recycled aggregates can be a sensible fit for many groundwork and landscaping jobs when the grading matches the task properly. In Romford, we supply recycled Type One, recycled 6F5, recycled sand and recycled washed aggregate in 10mm, 20mm, 40mm and 75mm sizes. With HD Grab Hire Ltd, that gives you options for sub-bases, bulk fill, drainage, surfacing preparation and general site work while supporting resource reuse at the same time. It also connects well with the way we handle recovered material through ethical recycling practices.
Match the grading to the job before delivery
The right recycled product depends on structural needs, drainage requirements, finish and any project specification you need to follow. We need the material type, quantity, access details and a clear tipping point so the load can be delivered and stored sensibly on arrival. Where several products are on site, separate storage helps keep the material easy to manage. A delivery through HD Grab Hire Ltd works best when the grading has been chosen around the real demands of the job rather than treated as a one-size-fits-all substitute.

Frequently asked questions
What recycled aggregate products can you supply?
We supply recycled Type One, recycled 6F5, recycled sand and recycled washed aggregate in 10mm, 20mm, 40mm and 75mm sizes. Each one suits different uses, so the right choice depends on whether you need a sub-base, bulk fill, drainage layer, surfacing preparation or another practical application.
Where can recycled aggregates be used?
They can be used in a range of groundwork, construction and landscaping roles, including sub-bases, fill, drainage and preparation layers. The main point is to match the grading to the job and any relevant specification, rather than assuming one recycled product will suit every task on site.
What details help with a recycled aggregate order?
We need to know the product you want, how much you need, what it will be used for and what access the delivery vehicle will have. It also helps to prepare a clear tipping area in advance, especially if more than one material will be stored on site at the same time.




