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Looking for a responsible way to dispose of your old mattress? ABSC Approved Recyclers recover valuable materials, keeping mattresses out of landfill. Whether you’re a consumer, retailer, or council, choosing an approved recycler supports a circular economy and reduces environmental impact. Find a recycler near you below.
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Liverpool City Council – ‘Croc’ Mattress Shredder
Liverpool City Council operates the Croc Mattress Shredder, offering fast and cost-effective mattress processing services for councils and private businesses. Based in South-Western Sydney, their facility is designed to handle various waste volumes, with both drop-off and collection options available through the innovative ‘Croc Cage’ system. Their circular economy approach aims to divert as much material as possible from landfill and repurpose it effectively.
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Sydney Recycling Park
Sydney Recycling Park, part of the Wanless group of companies, provides mattress shredding services for council and commercial customers across metropolitan Sydney, Newcastle, and the ACT. Their process focuses on steel recovery and landfill diversion, ensuring more sustainable waste management solutions.
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Soft Landing Mattress Recycling
Soft Landing is a national social enterprise that manually dismantles mattresses to maximize material recovery while creating employment for people experiencing barriers to work. Operating in New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, and the Australian Capital Territory, they provide mattress recycling services for residential, council, and commercial customers.
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KTS Recycling
KTS Recycling offers shredding services for mattresses and soft furnishings, recovering steel for reuse. They work with councils and commercial customers across Victoria and southern New South Wales, providing scalable waste solutions to reduce landfill impact.
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EnviroBeds
Based in Sydney, EnviroBeds partners with councils, retailers, hotels, hospitals, and private residences to collect unwanted mattresses for recycling. Their mission is to divert mattresses from landfill, making mattress disposal simple and environmentally responsible. They provide services throughout Sydney Metro, Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Northern Beaches, and Southern Suburbs.
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Bounce Back Mattress Recycling
Operating in Greater Adelaide, Bounce Back ensures maximum material recovery through manual dismantling, recovering steel, foam, and timber. As a social enterprise, they focus on ability and inclusion, creating employment opportunities while helping councils, businesses, and residents divert mattresses from landfill. Regional South Australian residents are encouraged to contact their local councils for disposal options.
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Atlas Soils
Based in Townsville, North Queensland, Atlas Soils integrates mattress shredding with other waste processing services, including organic waste, solar panels, tyres, and concrete recycling. Their mobile and licensed facilities allow them to process mattresses anywhere in Queensland, offering flexible and scalable solutions for councils and businesses.
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Adelaide Hills Region Waste Management Authority (AHRWMA)
AHRWMA provides mattress collection services for both the public and its constituent councils, offering a convenient and cost-effective disposal solution. Mattresses are shredded to recover ferrous metals, which are recycled locally. AHRWMA is working to increase the percentage of recovered materials while ensuring continued accessibility for the local community.
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