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Recycling and disposal guides for Kent households

Where Kent waste actually goes: mattress recycling, POPs-treated furniture, WEEE and fridges, plasterboard, and how to check a landfill diversion claim.

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  • Written by Daniel Hartley
  • Reviewed by Priya Raman

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Recycling and disposal guides for Kent households

Around 92% of the waste we collect in Kent is reused or recycled at permitted transfer stations, with the rest going to energy recovery rather than landfill. Sofas and upholstered chairs are the exception: POPs rules require them to be incinerated, not recycled.

Reviewed by Daniel Hartley, Operations Director & licensed waste carrier · Last updated 2 August 2026

"We recycle everything" is the least verifiable claim in this industry. These guides show what genuinely can be recycled, what legally cannot, and how to ask a carrier for proof.

Each guide follows the material from your doorstep through the transfer station to its final destination.

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