The rubbish chute sections are one of the main components that create a debris chute system, typically found on construction and building sites. They are used to safely dispose of waste, rubble, debris, bricks, and more from a height into a skip on the ground below. Rubbish chutes are typically used for building clearance, demolition and renovation work.
More Info
- Each rubbish chute section measures roughly 1.1m long, whilst the top of the chute measures around 20 inches in diameter, and the lower part tapers down to around 16 inches. Each chute section weighs approximately 9kg and is made from rigid, durable plastic. They are connected to scaffold structures externally and are quick and easy to install.
- Our rubbish chute sections are HSE-approved.
- When using this system, they help to keep dust to a minimum.
- To install, connect the universal fixing frame to the scaffold, then attach the first chute section to the frame. Continue by adding the remaining chute sections and securing them to one another with the long chains attached to each chute. Repeat this until you reach the ground.
- Rubbish chutes should always be used when disposing of materials and debris from roofs or buildings over 20 feet tall.
- The rubbish chute sections are reusable and can be stacked away until next time.
Dimensions and Specifications
| Specifications | Dimensions |
| Condition | NEW |
| Length | 1.1m |
| Top Diameter | 20 Inches |
| Bottom Diameter | 16 Inches |
| Weight | 9kg Approx. |
| Colour | Red |
| Made From | HDPE Plastic |








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