Waste collection
Rødovre Affald og Genbrug manages household waste in the municipality. In digital self-service you can view the next collection, report a missed collection and find the services linked to your address.
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Rødovre Municipality lies west of Copenhagen and combines residential areas, business areas and green parks. Rødovre Centrum and good sports facilities make the municipality attractive for families and young residents.
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In Rødovre Municipality, household waste is sorted into ten trash categories, including food waste, paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, metal, food and beverage cartons, textiles, residual waste and hazardous waste. Homes use divided containers for food and residual waste, while apartment buildings often use larger shared containers. Hazardous waste and electronics must be delivered to the recycling station. Bio bags are provided for food waste, and the municipality works to increase recycling under its waste plan.

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Rødovre Affald og Genbrug manages household waste in the municipality. In digital self-service you can view the next collection, report a missed collection and find the services linked to your address.
Rødovre Affald og Genbrug's digital sorting guidance provides item-specific information about bins, collection services and delivery at the recycling station. The new site at Sandbækvej 7 has clearly separated waste types and a dedicated reuse house for usable items.
Rødovre has a municipal bulky-waste service, but accepted items and placement depend on the type of housing. Follow the address-specific calendar and sorting requirements; construction waste and excluded materials must be taken to the recycling station.
Hazardous waste, batteries, electronics and chemicals must be kept separate from ordinary bins and handed in according to Rødovre Affald og Genbrug's instructions. Larger or unusual quantities must be delivered to staff at the Sandbækvej recycling station.
For houses with gardens, garden waste is collected during nine months of the year, changing between weekly and fortnightly service for about 26 collections annually. Filled sacks are placed out according to the calendar and replacement sacks are returned; garden waste can also be taken to the recycling station.
Source: The information is based on Rødovre Municipality's official waste pages and Rødovre Affald og Genbrug's information about the recycling station and self-service. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15