How to get rid of construction waste?

[overdriven 6]

I have some construction waste left after previous tenant I need to get rid of. Nothing super heavy and not rubble, only few large airbricks.
Not sure if airbrick is the right word, it's also called aerated concrete.

I already used BSR in my area for electronics, but would they accept airbricks too? According to https://www.bsr.de/die-berliner-stadtreinigung-in-englischer-sprache-26142.php I don't think they would.

Problem is I don't have a car and it wouldn't be easy to carry these bricks because of their large size (rather than weight).

[murphaph 8,868]

The BSR certainly accepts clean aerated concrete at its recycling centres:

https://www.bsr.de/abfall-abc-20563.php?selectedText=Bauschutt&fractionID=d051745e-4daf-420f-9320-c96ef2aa926d

 

Gasbeton is listed. 

 

Edit: clean as in not Bauschutt mixed with bits of wood and plastic. Not clean as in never used.

 

[overdriven 6]

@murphaph Oh, that's good news. I'm not able to carry it to recycling center myself, can I call them to pick it up? It costs 50 € if I understand this correctly?

[murphaph 8,868]

Sperrmüll means "awkward waste" and they mean stuff like sofas and beds. There's no mention of mineral building waste which I don't think they would collect. Either you find a "man with a van" to take you and your waste to the Recylinghof or you hire a skip (Containerdienst). For the latter you'd be looking at €140 for a 3m³ skip. If you can drive you could hire a van yourself of course :-)