Construction Chute 10ft Section

Did everything as promised, easy set-up, durable for the toughest job, and the chute saved us time and kept crew safe by avoiding trips down the stairs.

I had to gut the 2nd floor unit of my multi-family building. The Easy Chute was essential in doing so; it made the job go so much smoother, and more importantly--cleaner--I wasn't picking crap up all around the dumpster because my buddy dumped a barrel out the window with poor aim. As someone diving into a renovation on a budget, 100 bucks for a chute may seem like a high price to pay, but it makes it all worth it in the end. For what it's worth, I wish i bought 2 Easy Chutes; the main reason being is one chute would not enter into the dumpster form the 2nd floor (probably 9 ft from 2nd floor window to the TOP of the dumpster). It almost touched the edge of the dumpster, but I wanted it down lower to reduce dust and be able to "aim" it in different spots in the dumpster. I did manage to finagle a heavy duty tarp as a bottom chute--and this did take some fabrication, and was also torn up by the end of the job, whereas the easy chute was still intact. Point being, spend the extra money on a second chute if you need it, unless you feel like getting crafty with a tarp as a bottom chute. FYI I mainly dumped old plaster, which is heavy stuff.big plus is the heavy duty nylon loops on the top and bottom. I was able to use D rings and cut the bottom of an old 40 gallon trash barrel out, and drill holes on the rim of the barrel, slip the D rings thru the holes and into the nylon hoops. If i had another easy chute, I would have been able to connect the other via the same way with D rings via loop-to-loop. The bottom loops are also great for hooking bungee cords to them & to the frame of the dumpster, which allows you to move the chute around in different spots and "aim" where you want you debris to go.Let's put it this way. If i ever get to renovating the 3rd floor, i'll definitely be buying another easy chute!

I actually got 2 chutes and tied them together to remove trash from a 2 story demo into a dumpster. As long as the trash did not have sharp edges or nails, the chute worked great. Sharp edges or nails would drag and have started to show small tears in the chute. So, I doubt it would last more than 2 jobs.

The media could not be loaded. Used Easy Chute for the first time while cleaning out a severe hoarders house. We filled 12 (30) yard dumpsters and used this for the entire second floor. Saved us a ton of time, energy and reduced injuries and liability of carrying tons of stuff (literally 60 tons) down the stairs. We had to also remove over 10,000 books and we slid them all down with ease. Great product, and so simple to set up and use.Cory Chalmers (Host-Hoarders TV Show on A&E)

Easy to use, but make sure you buy extra for the overlap when hanging multiple pieces together

The media could not be loaded. Worked great for one day then it ripped. Too bad it looked like a great idea. I put all my garbage in plastic bags so the easy chute wouldn’t rip. A lot of extra time and money and it still ripped at the stitching. How do I get my money back ?

The media could not be loaded. These are well made and work great!So I didn’t use the trash shoot exactly as intended. I filled it with 100 footballs and wired it up to drop on a football field (see video)Good news, no snags or hang ups. I had problems with the ridged type chutes.

This worked great dumping debris from the second floor to the ground level! We removed 35 yards of debris and nothing got hung up. This saved us so many trips up and down our stairs. You will definitely need to sacrifice a trash can to put inside of the chute to make disposing easier.