Junk Broken Mirrors & Glass Panels in Singapore - A Quick Guide
- Junk Value
- Jul 23
- 3 min read
Updated: Sep 11
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⚠️ Disclaimer:Junk Value is not affiliated with any company offering “free disposal” services. We charge fairly for responsible removal, transport, and sorting
To junk broken mirrors and glass panels in Singapore isn’t as simple as dumping it in the bin chute. Whether it’s a cracked mirror, a shattered glass tabletop, or a wardrobe door with a glass panel — improper disposal can pose serious hazards and even attract fines of up to $2,000.
So... can you just leave it at the lift lobby?
🚫 Nope. Here's what you need to know — and the right way to do it.
Glass is fragile, sharp, and extremely dangerous when broken. If mishandled, it can injure passersby, cleaners, or even pets. According to NEA regulations, glass:
Cannot be left at lift landings, bin centres, or void decks
Requires special handling or private junk removal services if oversized or built into furniture
At Junk Value, we’ve safely removed thousands of glass items from homes across Singapore — from shower screens to dining tables.
If you're wondering what kind of glass pieces we accept, here are the most frequent requests:
Shattered or loose bathroom mirrors
Glass-top dining tables or coffee tables
TV consoles or cabinets with fragile glass doors
Full-length wardrobe mirrors or panel doors
Broken shower screens (detached only — not embedded in walls)
Large fish tanks – see fish tank disposal
We also offer bundled removal services if your glass furniture is part of a bigger load, such as with our:
🚫 DON’T throw broken glass into the bin chute
🚫 DON’T leave mirrors “neatly” at common areas
🚫 DON’T hide glass inside wooden furniture
🚫 DON’T rely on Town Council to clear personal items
Leaving glass anywhere in public spaces can be classified as illegal dumping, even if it looks “tidy.” Town Council does not remove furniture or dangerous waste. This includes:
If you're moving or rearranging furniture, here’s how to prepare the glass pieces:
Wear gloves – to avoid cuts
Wrap sharp edges with cardboard
Use duct tape in an “X” across mirrors or large panels
Label it: “Broken Glass – Handle with Care”
If you're unable to do this safely, contact us directly and we’ll handle it for you.
At Junk Value, we remove:
✅ Freestanding or loose glass furniture
✅ Cracked, broken, or unsafe mirrors and panels
✅ Glass built into wardrobes, cabinets, or dressers
✅ Difficult items from staircases, lifts, or tight spaces
Tenant handovers
House renovations
Last-minute disposal deadlines
Yes — but not all types.
Flat glass (e.g. tabletops) can be recycled through private recyclers
Broken, dirty, or mirror glass is non-recyclable
NEVER toss large glass items into blue recycling bins
Junk Value disposes of all glass and furniture via NEA-approved channels — no shady shortcuts, no illegal dumping.
What We Don’t Remove:
Windows still attached to building frames
Glass embedded in walls during renovations
Chemically treated or flammable glass components
Construction debris or loose rubble
If you're unsure, just send us a photo via WhatsApp — we’ll confirm within minutes.
We offer same-day collection for glass disposal across Singapore.Our team is experienced, friendly, and fast — no matter how tricky the job.
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🕙 Hours: 10am – 6pm daily
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