17 01 07 EWC code (170107) Mixed concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics.
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- Based on the UK List of Waste and WM3
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17 01 07, not hazardous.
Not hazardousConstruction and demolition
Mixed concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics
If it’s hazardous, use this instead
HazardousConstruction and demolition
Concrete, bricks, tiles or ceramics with hazardous substances
If it isn’t hazardous: , , or .
Is 17 01 07 hazardous?
No, once an assessment shows it isn’t. 17 01 07 has no asterisk, but WM3 lists it as mirror non-hazardous: the non-hazardous side of a choice between codes, decided by assessing the waste under WM3.
If it’s hazardous: 17 01 06*. If you can’t find out what’s in it, use the hazardous code.
It moves on a waste transfer note. The hazardous code needs a hazardous waste consignment note instead.
What does 17 01 07 cover?
- Official wording
- “mixtures of concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics other than those mentioned in 17 01 06”
- 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 07?
| Waste | When it’s 17 01 07 |
|---|---|
| Rubble, concrete and bricks | A mix of concrete, bricks, tiles or ceramics |
Which other codes sit beside 17 01 07?
The other codes in 17 01:
| Code | What it is | Hazardous |
|---|---|---|
| 17 01 01 | Concrete | No |
| 17 01 02 | Bricks | No |
| 17 01 03 | Tiles and ceramics | No |
| 17 01 06* | Concrete, bricks, tiles or ceramics with hazardous substances | Yes |
Sources
The codes apply across the UK. The consignment note here is for England and Wales; Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own.