Waste collection
REFA collects household waste. Perfect Waste provides dates and address-specific service information, while self-service handles reports, bins and bulky-waste booking.
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Lolland Kommune
Find your Danish municipality and see contact information, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Contact information
About the municipality
Lolland Municipality on the South Sea Islands is known for rural charm, green energy initiatives and food production. The municipality has rich nature and wildlife, including Maribo Søndersø, and offers many nature experiences for residents and visitors.
Cities and postcodes
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
Askø4942
Bandholm4941
Dannemare4983
Errindlev4895
Fejø4944
Femø4945
Harpelunde4912
Holeby4960
Municipal waste rules
In Lolland Municipality, waste is sorted into trash categories such as plastic, paper, glass, metal, food waste, residual waste and hazardous waste. The municipality provides containers that households must use according to local waste regulations and access requirements. Bulky waste, garden waste and electronics have separate schemes, and residents can sign up for SMS reminders about collection days.
Waste categories: 9 of 10
Residual waste
✓ Used
Food waste
✓ Used
Cardboard
? Not confirmed
Plastic
✓ Used
Glass
✓ Used
Hazardous waste
✓ Used
Paper
✓ Used
Metal
✓ Used
Textile waste
? Not confirmed
Food and beverage cartons
? Not confirmed
Not confirmed means the municipality's material does not identify the category clearly.
Practical waste information
- Waste operator
- REFA
- Official waste page
- General waste information - Lolland Municipality
- Recycling centres
- 10 recycling centres
Municipal waste service information
Sorting guidance
REFA provides web guides and Perfect Waste with text search, barcode scanning, English display, waste-journey information and opening hours. Multiple addresses can be registered.
Bulky waste
Bulky waste is collected four times yearly when booked by the preceding Friday. Up to 12 units are allowed; ordinary units may weigh 30 kg and furniture or appliances 45 kg.
Hazardous waste
The environmental box, maximum 4 kg including the box, is exchanged through bulky-waste collection. Holiday homes must take hazardous waste to a REFA recycling centre.
Garden waste and composting
Garden waste and branches can be included in booked bulky-waste collection when packed under REFA rules, or taken to a local REFA recycling centre.
Useful official links
Source: The information is based on Lolland Municipality's official waste pages and REFA. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality or REFA.
Last checked: 2026-05-15
Recycling centres
10 locationsMap of recycling centres
The map shows 9 of 10 recycling centres. The remaining locations are missing coordinates in the dataset.