Rahumäe jäätmejaam

Rahumäe tee 5a, Nõmme, Tallinn

Closed · opens tomorrow 12:00

Open nearby now: Tallinna kogumismaja 3.3 km , Uuskasutuskeskuse ringluskapp Mustamäe tee 3.8 km

Opening hours

Mon–Fri12:00–20:00
Sat–Sun10:00–18:00

Summer hours (1 April to 31 October). Closed on public holidays.

Location

Rahumäe tee 5a, Tallinn

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Donations

Household items

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A Tallinn waste station run by Tallinna Ringmajanduskeskus. It accepts sorted waste including packaging, paper, metal, electronics, tyres, hazardous waste and bulky waste. Many types are free for Tallinn residents in limited amounts, with an ID card.

In detail

You will find Rahumäe jäätmejaam at Rahumäe tee 5a, Nõmme, Tallinn.

Opening times

Opening hours: Mon–Fri 12:00–20:00; Sat–Sun 10:00–18:00. It is open every day of the week, 56 hours in total. Earliest start: 10:00 (Sat–Sun). The latest closing, at 20:00, is on Mon–Fri. Summer hours (1 April to 31 October). Closed on public holidays.

Buy, sell, donate

You can donate: household items. Accepted for recycling: garden waste, construction waste, e-waste, asbestos sheeting, waste stations, glass, light bulbs, oil, paper & cardboard, packaging, batteries, tyres, bulky waste, textiles and paint & chemicals.

In the neighbourhood

The closest place of the same kind is Rahumäe korduskasutusruum, roughly 0.0 km away. Also nearby: Humana Järve (second-hand clothing), 0.3 km away. Leiuvaramu lists 3 more places within a kilometre. In Tallinn we list 142 places, 30 of them under household items.

Get in touch

The website tallinn.ee has the latest news. These details were checked on 13.10.2026 using tallinn.ee. Around public holidays the hours may differ, so confirm them before a long drive.

Tips

Old electrical and electronic equipment, such as fridges, washing machines, TVs, computers and small appliances, must not go in household waste, as it contains both valuable and hazardous materials. Take it to a waste station or an e-waste collection point. Many shops that sell electronics take back an old appliance of the same kind when you buy a new one. Delete your data from computers and phones before handing them in.

Only donate clean, intact things you could still use yourself. For larger items such as furniture, ask first whether they are accepted. Put small things in a bag or box so they are easy to sort. That way they reach a new owner faster instead of becoming waste.

Details can change. Contact the place before you go.