Usage
The rubble chute starter section is used to initiate the safe and efficient evacuation of construction debris from elevated work areas to ground-level containers. It serves as the entry point for modular chute systems on building sites.
Advantages
- Constructed from high-density polyethylene for excellent shock and weather resistance
- Modular design allows adaptation to various building heights and configurations
- Tight-fitting sections minimize dust dispersion and increase site cleanliness
- Quick assembly reduces installation time on site
- Nestable structure optimizes storage and transport space; minor drawback: limited recommended vertical length per starter frame (10 m maximum)
Specifications
- Material: High-density polyethylene, mass tinted, standard color orange or red; resistant to chemical agents and UV exposure[1][2]
- Tough design with robust chains or hooks for secure attachment; complies with typical site safety standards[5][6]
- Total height: approx. 1.10 m; upper diameter: approx. 0.50 m; lower diameter: approx. 0.40 m; weight: around 9–9.5 kg per section[2][7]
- Nestable form makes stacking possible for transport/storage; can be connected securely with additional sections up to a recommended limit[6][7]
How it works
The starter section mounts at the discharge point (window, scaffold, or slab) using integrated chains or supports, forming the top segment of a vertical chute system. Debris deposited in the opening flows through joined chutes directly into collection containers below.