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How to dispose of used electrical appliances in Brussels?

Is your electronic device ready to be thrown away?

Do the right thing and recycle it easily by bringing it to one of 300 Recupel collection points in Brussels.

Find a collection point in your municipality

There are numerous Recupel points in Brussels, including supermarkets, electronics stores, DIY stores, and recycling parks. Disposing of your appliances properly has never been easier. Besides, it's completely free of charge.

 

Having trouble getting around?

Don't worry ! Waste that isn't collected during the regular pickups can be collected from your home free of charge upon request by Net Brussels, including electrical appliances (max. 3m3 per year). 

Conditions and appointment scheduling

Recycle correctly and safely

The Recyparks Net Brussels

The Recyparks Net Brussels collects all types of electrical appliances free of charge at its Recyparks. Visit Recypark Buda (Neder-Over-Heembeek), Recypark Demets (Anderlecht), Recypark Humanité (Forest/Drogenbos), Recypark Sud (Forest), Recypark Auderghem ou Recypark Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. Appliances can be dropped off seven days a week (except public holidays and other exceptions). 

Feel free to visit their website for more information and opening hours.

The Mobile Recypark

The Mobile Recypark is a travelling initiative by Net Brussels, organised in collaboration with 13 volunteer municipalities in the Brussels-Capital Region. It takes place in the spring and autumn.

For more information and access conditions, please visit the Bruxelles-Propreté website.

Want to get your electrical device repaired?

Is your device broken, but you want to know if it can still be repaired? Our tool helps you find a professional repairer near you.

Find a repair technician

Your electrical device still works, but you no longer use it?

If your device still works but you no longer need it, give it a second life! Donate it to someone else or drop it off at a thrift store.

Find a second-hand store