You can go to the waste recycling point (the landfill) for your bulk waste. Large quantities of waste such as construction and demolition waste and pruning waste can be brought to the waste recycling point. You can also dispose old refrigerators, (broken) household appliances and small chemical waste here.

Waste recycling point Acht

Achtseweg Noord 41
5651 GG Eindhoven

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Waste recycling point Lodewijkstraat

Lodewijkstraat 9
5652 AC Eindhoven

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Opening hours

Monday: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Tuesday: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Wednesday: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Thursday: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Friday: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Saturday: 9.00 am to 5.00 pm

Sunday: closed

Access for companies

Companies can no longer use any of the Cure recycling points.

Freely accessible for residents of Eindhoven

Upon presentation of your Cure environmental pass, both waste recycling points are freely accessible 12 times a year for residents of Eindhoven. 

Exception rule

If a resident cannot drop off waste at the waste recycling point, it is possible to have someone else do it. You (or the person who wants to dispose of the waste on your behalf) must use a valid Cure environmental card.

Consider, for example, the disposing of belongings:

• of a deceased person;
• of elderly or disabled people who are not (or no longer) mobile;
• of people who are going to live in a care home.

Collection service

If you don't have transport to go to the waste recycling point, you can choose to let Cure pick up your waste at home for a fee.

Click here for more information about the collection service

Separating waste at the waste recycling point

At the waste recycling point, you must dispose of your separated waste in the appropriate containers. If you do not know the correct category for your waste, you can always ask for help from one of the managers.

• Used engine oil (max. 5 litres)
• Asbestos (please register at least one day before your visit, check the rules)
• Materials similar to asbestos: corrugated sheets, vermiculite sheets (please note: mostly the same rules apply as for asbestos)
• Passenger car tyres, max. 4 pieces (no truck or tractor tires)
• Hard plastics
• Iron / metals
• Deceased pets (small)
• Small Chemical Waste (maximum 0.5 m³ per visit, including latex and paint)
• Paper and cardboard
• Plaster (boards)
• Roofing (bitumen, also called tar)

• Mattresses (max. 3 per visit)
• Styrofoam
• Glass bottles and jars
• Sheet glass
• Textiles, footwear
• Electronics and appliances:
  refrigerators, televisions, etc.
• Garden waste
• Construction and demolition waste
• Bulk household waste
• Soil (not chemically contaminated)

House rules waste recycling point

• Milieustraat Acht and Lodewijkstraat are free of charge for a max of 12 times a year for residents of Eindhoven (from 18 years) with a valid Cure environmental pass
• From the 13th visit onwards you must pay €20,- per visit. Only PIN transactions are available
• Accessible for vehicles with a total weight including payload of up to 3500 kg
• You may hand in a maximum of 2m3 of waste per visit
• An employee assesses the delivered waste materials. Make sure that the material is visible on delivery
• You must separate and deposit the waste in the appropriate containers/cisterns

• Always follow the instructions of the employees
• The administrator may ask you for your ID. The following data can be registered:
  • Name, address and place of residence of the visitor
  • Vehicle registration number
  • Composition and quantity of the waste offered
• The allowed maximum speed on the waste recycling point is 15 km/h
• Persons under the age of 12 are not allowed to leave the vehicle
• Entering the waste recycling point is at your own risk
• The municipality of Eindhoven and Cure Afvalbeheer are not liable for any damage

Read the full house rules here