Opening Hours
Kimbriki is open
7am – 5pm daily
(Closed Christmas Day & Good Friday)
Buy Back Centre
Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays
from 8am to 4.30pm
Eco Garden is open 7am – 5pm daily
WEIGHBRIDGE SOFTWARE UPDATE – MONDAY 1 AUGUST 2022: Kimbriki will be implementing new weighbridge software on Monday 1 August. All efforts have been made to minimise impacts on customers, however there may be some delays. We thank all customers for their patience and understanding.
COVID UPDATE: Kimbriki asks all customers to please maintain a distance of 1.5m from staff and other customers at all times. Where social distancing cannot be maintained, a mask is recommended.
KIMBRIKI RECYCLING AND RESOURCE CENTRE
about kimbriki
Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty Ltd (Kimbriki) is an innovative waste and recycling centre with a dry landfill located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Kimbriki aims to be a centre of excellence for environmental services associated with the generation of waste and to provide education to the community..
Kimbriki is owned by Northern Beaches Council (96%) and Mosman Council (4%) and works with its community, shareholders, employees, partners and the waste industry to deliver and promote efficient services that reduce waste to landfill and increase resource recovery.
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WASTE REDUCTION AT KIMBRIKI
re-think | re-use | reduce | recycle
Kimbriki has a long, successful history and record of achievement dating back to 1974 when the gates first opened. Kimbriki was originally established as a landfill. Fees and charges were introduced in 1979.
Over the years, Kimbriki has grown in size and strength, and complexity. To date, more than 2.5 million tonnes of waste has been diverted from landfill at Kimbriki through resource recovery operations on site.
WASTE REDUCTION TIPSWHAT’S ON AT KIMBRIKI?
Kimbriki offer a range of educational workshops at the Eco House & Garden where you can learn successful organic gardening techniques and how to implement sustainable living ideas into your everyday life. Workshops are hands-on and focus on topics including self-watering garden beds, native bees, composting & worm farms, starting an organic vegetable garden, and pruning and propagation.
