Five things we do, and nothing we cannot do properly
Most of our work is the first two. The rest exists because customers kept asking for it and it would have been dishonest to send them somewhere else.
Cage placement and collection
We put mesh cages where your material is actually generated, which is usually not where the current bins are. Then we swap them on a cadence that matches your throughput rather than a standard weekly slot.
The hook-lift system means a full cage comes off and an empty one goes on in the same visit. Your loading bay is never left with nowhere to put cardboard, which is the most common reason separation schemes collapse.
- Container
- Mesh cage, hook lift
- Where it happens
- Your site
Capacity is honest. We have twenty-two cages in service. If your site needs more than we can commit to, we will say so at the assessment rather than run you short.
On-site sorting
Some sites want the material separated before it leaves. We put people on it at your premises, working the streams apart into cages and bags so what goes out is already graded.
This suits sites where the mix is high value and contamination is the real risk, and sites where an internal target needs the split recorded at source. It costs more than a straight collection and it recovers more.
- Container
- Cages and bags
- Where it happens
- Your site
Best fit: industrial and warehouse sites, where material is concentrated and one careless bin can downgrade a whole load.
Off-site sorting
Where separating at your premises is not practical, the cage comes to our sorting site at KwaMhlanga and the work happens there. You still get the material split by stream.
What you lose is the record of who put what in which cage, so if you are trying to change behaviour on your own site, on-site sorting is the one that gives you that evidence.
- Container
- Bulk
- Where it happens
- Our sorting site
Trade-off: cheaper and simpler than on-site, but it cannot tell you which tenant or department is contaminating the load.
General waste collection
Not everything is recoverable, and a site that can only get its recycling collected still has to phone somebody else for the rest. We take the general waste too, so you have one number to call.
It goes in a separate cage. Keeping the two apart is the whole point, because one bag of general waste in a recycling cage can downgrade the load around it.
- Container
- Mesh cage
- Where it happens
- Your site
Ask at the assessment so the two cages are positioned where nobody has to think about which is which.
Secure data destruction
Confidential paper, files and records are handled separately and destroyed, not tipped into the paper stream and sold on.
If this is why you are reading this page, say so when you call. Rendani will walk you through exactly how the material is collected, kept separate and destroyed, so your own policy can reference the process.
- Container
- Sealed handling
- Where it happens
- Collected and destroyed
Kept apart from recycling. Confidential material never enters the saleable paper stream, even though both may leave the same building on the same day.
What we bring
- The cages, delivered and positioned.
- Scheduled swaps, logged each time.
- Sorting, on your site or at ours.
- Delivery into the reclaimer market, with the destination named.
What we need from you
- Somewhere a truck can reach the cage. This is the one thing that stops a site working.
- One person on your side who owns the arrangement.
- Cardboard flattened, if you want the cage to hold what it should.
- A heads-up when your volume is about to spike, so we can move a cage in.
Start with the walk-through
We will tell you which of these five you actually need. Often it is fewer than people expect.