This method of installation is ideal for renovations of units that have a concrete slab above.

Two acrow props are used with a chute bracket attached and the temporary rubbish chute is winched up from ground level.

A loading hopper can be installed on every floor allowing the chute to go the full height of almost any building but must be supported at least every 15 metres.

When there is no concrete slab above, when assemble a scaffold frame that is dyna bolted down.

We can arrange for a site inspection to ensure suitability.

This method of installation is the quickest and most cost efficient. Loading hoppers can be installed at any required height – e.g. at scaffold deck or building slab height, allowing easy access from any floor.

Each loading hopper is attached to the scaffold to ensure stability and safety. Please note, that some extra scaffolding may be required which will be the hirer’s responsibility.

The chute is installed on the outside of the scaffold, therefore not obstructing the use of the scaffold.

Should the scaffold need adjusting to suit our installation, our qualified installers hold all necessary licences to perform the installation to the highest standard.

We can arrange a site inspection to discuss the best position for a temporary rubbish chute.

This method of installation is ideal for renovations of units without balconies or bad access from the balcony. Or from a roof with a concrete filled parapet wall.

We have adjustable brackets that slot over small concrete filled walls or hang out of windows and the temporary rubbish chute is winched up from ground level.

Window size must be a minimum of 750mm wide and 900mm high.

A loading hopper can be installed on every floor allowing the chute to go the full height of almost any building but must be supported at least every 12 metres.

With most of these applications a site inspection is required to ensure suitability.