Outdoor space in Berlin: Free bulky waste and electrical device delivery plus exchange market!

private households can hand in on the open space in the road curve Tirschenreuther Ring 22-24, 12279 Berlin free of charge bulky waste, electrical devices and old textiles. An integrated exchange and gib market also offers the opportunity to pass on "old treasures" or maybe discover them for yourself. What did not find any new owners at the end of the day will receive the "still" - the BSR use of the BSR in Reinickendorf.

As a supplement to the bulky waste collection and the inpatient BSR recycling yards, this mobile service offers the citizens of Tempelhof-Schöneberg a good reason to clear out the basement and attic. At the same time, illegal garbage deposits in public space should be prevented with the BSR Kieztag.

Further information can be found on the website of the BSR Kieztagen.

Think Si³ is commissioned by the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing with the execution as part of the funding program "Cleanliness and security sensation in large settlements" in order to increase the quality of living for those living around Tirschenreuther Ring / Waldsassener Straße / Hildburghauser Straße. In addition to the use of the employees as a "homelight" in the neighborhood, various actions such as this are organized by Think Si³ for the neighborhood.

bulky waste levy and exchange market in Tempelhof-Schöneberg

The citizens of Tempelhof-Schöneberg now have the opportunity to give their bulky waste, electrical equipment and old textiles free of charge on a open space in the Tirschenreuther Ring 22-24 in Berlin, such as www.berlin.de reported. Furthermore, the location also offers a exchange and gib market where you can pass on "old treasures" or discover new ones yourself. Objects that have not been picked up are brought to the “still” in Reinickendorf, the used goods carpenter of the Berlin city cleaning ( BSR ).

This new service complements the existing possibilities of bulky waste collection and the BSR recycling stations in the district. It is intended to offer the citizens of Tempelhof-Schöneberg a practical and free option to muck out their basements and attics. At the same time, the BSR Kieztagen aims to prevent illegal garbage deposits in public space.

The BSR Kieztagen are part of the funding program "Cleanliness and feeling of security in large settlements", which was initiated by the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Living. The Think Si³ is commissioned to carry out the program and organizes various actions to improve the quality of living for the residents around the Tirschenreuther Ring and the surrounding streets. In addition to the bulky waste levy and the exchange market, the citizens can also count on the use of "house lights" that are available as contacts in the neighborhood.