From the project lead who specifies recycling, to the flooring contractor running the depot, to the floor layers bagging offcuts as they go — every role has a small but specific part to play. Find your role below to see what's involved.

For Project Leads

Specifying offcut recycling on your next project

For Flooring Contractors

Turn your depot into a Collection Point
​— for free

For Floorlayers

On-site instructions for installation crews (prepared by their Flooring Contractor)

If you're running a residential, commercial or government project with vinyl or LVT going down, ResiLoop gives you a free, scheme-backed way to keep clean installation offcuts out of landfill. Your role is to flag the project early, set the expectation with your flooring contractor, and — if you need material reporting for sustainability targets — ask for offcuts to be tracked through the ResiLoop App. Here's what to ask for, and what to expect in return.

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As a flooring contractor, you're the hub of the ResiLoop process. Your depot becomes a registered Collection Point at no cost, we supply the bags and the bin, and you brief your floor layers on what's in and out. When the bin's full, book a free pickup through the ResiLoop App. This guide covers the set-up, the quality requirements, and a quick project checklist.

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On site it's simple: lay the floor, bag the clean offcuts in the right ResiLoop bag, and take the bags back to your depot — not the site skip. Your flooring contractor fills out the brief below before you start, so you know exactly which products and areas are in scope.

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