# 17 01 06* EWC code (170106) Concrete, bricks, tiles or ceramics with hazardous substances.

> 17 01 06* EWC code (170106): concrete, bricks, tiles or ceramics with hazardous substances. Hazardous unless an assessment shows it isn’t.
> Web page: https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-06

- Free, no account
- Based on the UK List of Waste and WM3
- Nothing is stored

## Is 17 01 06* hazardous?

Yes, unless an assessment shows it isn’t. 17 01 06* has an asterisk, and WM3 lists it as mirror hazardous: the hazardous side of a choice between codes, decided by [assessing the waste under WM3](https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6152d0b78fa8f5610b9c222b/Waste_classification_technical_guidance_WM3.pdf).

If it isn’t hazardous: [17 01 01](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-01), [17 01 02](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-02), [17 01 03](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-03) or [17 01 07](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-07). If you can’t find out what’s in it, it stays 17 01 06*.

As hazardous waste it moves on a [hazardous waste consignment note](https://complyonsite.com/tools/hazardous-waste-consignment-note?code=170106), not a waste transfer note. [Hazardous waste EWC codes](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?list=hazardous)

## What does 17 01 06* cover?

- **Official wording**: “mixtures of, or separate fractions of concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics containing hazardous substances”
- **Sub-chapter**: 17 01: concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics
- **Chapter**: 17: Construction and demolition wastes (including excavated soil from contaminated sites)

## Which everyday wastes take 17 01 06*?

| Waste | When it’s 17 01 06* |
| --- | --- |
| [Rubble, concrete and bricks](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?waste=rubble) | The other codes for it: [17 01 07](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-07), [17 01 01](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-01), [17 01 02](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-02) or [17 01 03](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-03) |

## Which other codes sit beside 17 01 06*?

The other codes in 17 01:

| Code | What it is | Hazardous |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [17 01 01](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-01) | Concrete | No |
| [17 01 02](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-02) | Bricks | No |
| [17 01 03](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-03) | Tiles and ceramics | No |
| [17 01 07](https://complyonsite.com/tools/ewc-code-finder?code=17-01-07) | Mixed concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics | No |

### Sources

- [List of Waste (legislation.gov.uk)](https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudn/2000/532/annex)
- [WM3 waste classification guidance (Environment Agency, NRW, SEPA)](https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6152d0b78fa8f5610b9c222b/Waste_classification_technical_guidance_WM3.pdf)

The codes apply across the UK. The consignment note here is for England and Wales; Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own.