Construction waste arises in the course of construction or dismantling work which often includes:Broken brickGlassConcrete materialsExpanded clayCeramicsGypsumAsbestos cementVarious fragments of metalPieces of linoleumWoodDetails and elements of building materialsTimber from demolition and dismantling of buildingsSoil waste during earthworksSandConstruction crushed stoneWood, iron, and other materials used in the preparation of the construction sitePolyurethane dust when cutting panels with polyurethane insulationRoofing and insulation materialsTextiles for construction, consisting of two or three raw materials, contaminated with cement, concrete or mortarWooden formwork contaminated with concreteLinoleumPolymer roofing materialsPolymer pipesPolymeric anti-corrosion roll coatings to protect pipelinesbuilding materials based on polymers containing polyvinyl chlorideBituminous, tar, tar-bitumen, bitumen-polymer, rubber-tar and bituminous base materialsConstruction materials based on cardboard (roofing material, glassine, roofing felt)Glass-based building materialsPerlite-based mineral fiber ceiling tilesGypsum-based construction materials (panels and slabs for partitions, gypsum plasterboards, ventilation blocks)Building silicate materialsLime-based building materials (lime-sand, lime-slag and lime-ash materials)Chalk in lumpy formBentonite clayPuttyPlasterTileBuilding ceramicsCeramic pipesDry concrete mixCement in lumpy formCement-based tile adhesiveAsbestos cement productsConcrete products and concrete in lump formReinforced concrete products and reinforced concrete in lump formHardened mortar in lumpy formBuilding materials based on natural stoneGravelBuilding materials based on polypropylene, fiberglass and celluloseTools contaminated during construction and repair workCleaning material contaminated during construction and repair workDust of grinding of primed surfaces, containing alkyd, melamine resins