RACE Medium Duty, Folding Trash Chute

This medium duty folding trash chute section is crafted from lightweight, high density polyethylene that is weatherproof and durable. It ships flat and assembles with included chains, bolts, washers, and nuts. Sections sleeve together and are joined with zinc-plated chains. Each unit offers approximately 3'9" usable length and fits a 30" diameter. Ideal for short-term use where portability and easy setup are priorities.

Key features:

• Lightweight HDPE construction
• Ships flat, easy assembly using standard tools
• Includes chains, bolts, flat washers, nuts
• Sections sleeve together and chain-join
• Approximately 3'9" usable length per section
• Fits 30" diameter system

• Flat folding chute section
• Light weight, high density polyethylene
• Weatherproof material
• Each section comes with chains, bolts, flat washers, nuts
• Stores and ships flat
• Usable length: 3'9"
• Fits 30" diameter
• Thickness: 1/4"
• Durability good for lightweight and short use

• Secure the top section of the chute to a stable anchor point such as scaffolding, rooftop edge or structural frame. Ensure the mounting hardware and chains are properly fastened. 
• Attach subsequent chute sections by sliding one over the other or using the supplied sleeve and chain bolts/washers. Confirm each joint is locked and aligned vertically. 
• Position the bottom of the chute directly over a dumpster, waste bag or designated disposal container, and secure the chute end so debris lands safely without bounce-out. 
• Install required guardrails or barricades around the top discharge area and enforce exclusion zones around the chute base to keep personnel clear of falling debris. 
• Before each use, inspect chute sections, chains, fasteners and anchor points for cracks, wear, or looseness. Remove any over-accumulated debris inside the chute beam. 

Q: What are the advantages of using a folding trash chute on a multi-level or roofing job site?
A: A folding trash chute creates a contained vertical path for debris, reducing manual handling, minimizing clutter on walkways, and increasing productivity by enabling workers to dispose of waste directly from higher levels.

Q: What safety features and regulations should I be aware of when deploying a debris chute?
A: You must secure the chute to structural anchor points, install guardrails or barricades at discharge openings, maintain a clear landing zone below the chute, and inspect the system regularly per OSHA guidelines.

Q: What kind of debris is appropriate for a folding trash chute section and what limits should I avoid?
A: Lighter construction debris (roofing scrap, insulation, general waste) is suitable for plastic or HDPE chute sections; heavier or sharp materials (concrete chunks, metal beams) may exceed capacity and cause damage or jamming.

Q: How should I maintain the chute system to ensure reliable performance throughout the project?
A: Periodically inspect chains and fasteners for wear or looseness, check interior chute surfaces for abrasion or cracking, clear blockages, ensure alignment remains true and replace sections as needed for safety and longevity.