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PP Rubble Chute
220 GSM Cut to the drop
Why use a PP Rubble Chute
Built to carry the product down.
A flexible woven PP chute for rubble, roof gravel, timber, tiles and other construction waste. It is positioned from a working level down to the collection point — the skip, truck or container standing below.
The standard chute comes as a 3-metre section. Two, three or more join with the cable ties supplied until the run reaches the height of the drop, and the last section is cut down where the bay is lower.
Where a join is not wanted, the chute is woven as one continuous piece in the length the drop needs — 20 metres and 80 metres have been made that way.
How it is set up on the bay
Three details that make the chute work on a bay.
A disposable woven chute that carries product from an FIBC outlet down to a truck or hopper without dust or breakage.
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The top end needs a filling funnel
The chute is supported at the top by a filling funnel — the rigid funnel the top end seats into, so the mouth stays open while the product is fed through it.
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Sections join into one longer run
Where the drop is taller than one length, the bottom of one chute joins into the top of the next — two sections, three, as many as the height needs — and the cable ties come with the chute.
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The open end ties back to the bin
A rope at the bottom ties the chute to the skip or bin it discharges into, so the end stays where it is aimed while the load comes down.
PP rubble chute vs a steel rubbish chute
A woven tube where the steel chute used to hang — and it leaves with the load.
| PP Rubble Chute Clipped to the outlet | A length arrives folded and goes up on one shoulder | Ties or clips onto the bag outlet — no brackets, no tools | Tied onto the outlet, so the product travels inside the tube | A consumable, bought for the job and left with the load |
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| Steel rubbish chute Bolted in place | Rigid steel sections, lifted and lowered one at a time | Hung on brackets or chained to the structure before the first load | Open at the top, so the dust leaves where the product is tipped in | A capital item, recovered, cleaned and stored between jobs |
| Compared on | Weight and handling | Setting it up | Dust at the outlet | What you buy |
Cut to the drop height and the flow rate of the product; the diameter follows the outlet spout it has to fit.
Applications
What a PP rubble chute is used for.
Wherever material has to come down from a height and the container is already on the ground, a tube is the shortest way to get it there.
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Construction and demolition
Spoil, offcuts and broken concrete from an upper floor or a scaffold level go down into the skip standing below, instead of being carried down by hand.
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Renovation and remodeling
Strip-out from a flat or a single room — old units, tiles, plaster — goes down into the container, with the dust kept inside the tube rather than the stairwell.
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Waste management and recycling
From a sorting table or a bag-opening station down into the collection container, so the fine fraction stays in the chute and off the floor.
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Agriculture and landscaping
Soil, grass clippings and plant waste from a raised bed, a roof terrace or a trailer deck go down into the bin, the skip or the pile.
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Industrial use
From a hopper or a bulk bag outlet down to the floor, keeping dust away from the machinery and the walkway beside it.
Step by step
How the chute goes up on the bay.
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Fit it to the filling funnel (optional)
The chute's loops snap onto the hooks of the filling funnel, so the mouth stays open and the chute hangs straight without tools. It can be tied straight to the outlet instead, but nothing holds the mouth open while it is loaded.
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Join the sections you need (or fit the single length)
Sections join with the cable ties supplied — three metres each, one per storey, and two, three or more of them added until the run reaches the height of the drop. Where the bay is lower, the last section is cut down. A chute woven in one continuous length needs no join at all.
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Tie the top to the building
Take the chute into the storey it starts from and lower it outwards. Fasten the funnel — or the chute's own top — with a rope or lashing strap to a window frame, balcony, downpipe or another fixed point, so the run stays where it was set.
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Set the end over the container and load
Hang the open end no more than 50 cm above the skip, barrow or other container — not higher. Keep the run as vertical as possible and free of kinks, then tip the rubble in by bucket, barrow or by hand.
/ Configurations
CUSTOM CONFIGURATIONS & SIZING.
- Diameter and length
- 60 cm to 90 cm diameter, cut to the drop height The diameter follows the outlet spout; the length follows the bay.
- Fabric
- 220 GSM woven PP, laminated The body is 220 GSM and laminated as standard, so a fine product does not sift out through the weave on the way down.
- Attachment
- Tie collar, elastic collar, or clip ring A clip ring is quicker to move between bags on a busy bay.
Our quality efforts
- In-house checks Fabric, seams, stitch counts
- Third party Testing on request
- In-house checks Fabric, seams, stitch counts
- Third party Testing on request
On site
Seen on site.
Loading, lifting and standing full — the conditions the specification is written for.
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PP rubble chute hung from an upper level and running down to the skip standing on the ground below -
Top of the PP rubble chute tied off at the outlet so the load runs straight into the tube -
Rubble loaded into the mouth of the PP rubble chute and carried down to the container below -
Open end of the PP rubble chute set over the skip, so the load lands inside the container -
Two lengths of PP rubble chute joined end to end so the run covers the full drop height -
Woven PP body of the rubble chute, with the stitched seam running the length of the tube -
PP rubble chute in position against a building, taking waste from a working level down to the container -
PP rubble chute tied off at its top and hanging free, with the open end above the skip
Our fabric. Your drop.
The heavy weave the outlet demands.
60 cm to 90 cm
Diameter, cut to the drop height on the bay
220 GSM
Woven PP body, laminated as standard
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More factory assist
Premium bags come with factory support.
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Get a quote
Send the drop height, the outlet spout diameter and the product, and the specification comes back with a price.
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Compare constructions
Tubular, U-panel, four-panel and baffle bags against each other, with the trade-offs stated.
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See the checks
Fabric weight, base reinforcement, stitch counts and filled dimensions, checked batch by batch.
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Talk to a person
Questions that do not fit a form: dimensions, loading method, or whether a bag is the right container at all.
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For distributors, hire and municipal buyers
A chute that fits the equipment already on site.
A disposable woven chute that carries product from an FIBC outlet down to a truck or hopper without dust or breakage.
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