Aluminized or stainless-steel options according to project requirements.
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Trash, Recycle & Linen Chute Systems
Built from shaft opening to discharge.
New construction, replacement, and retrofit chute systems coordinated around the building structure, intake doors, controls, discharge equipment, and long-term service access.
System LayoutTypical Elevation
System types
Select the chute around the building use.
Trash ChutesMultifamily, hospitality, student housing
Typical scope
Chute sections, supports, intake doors, discharge components, access panels, and project coordination.
Available options
Manual, interlocked, electrical, or pneumatic door operation and project-specific discharge arrangements.
Recycle ChutesDedicated or paired waste separation
Typical scope
Separate recycle systems or coordinated trash-and-recycle layouts for point-of-use separation.
Available options
Multi-sorter configurations, labeled intake doors, controls, and separate containers.
Linen ChutesHotels, healthcare, care facilities
Typical scope
Linen chute sections, intake doors, discharge arrangements, and access suited to laundry operations.
Available options
Project-specific materials, door operation, room layouts, and discharge equipment.
Technical coordination
Key decisions before installation.
Common sizes from 18 to 36 inches depending on design and loading.
Manual, electrical, pneumatic, or interlocked configurations.
Hoppers, rolling doors, compactors, sorters, or project-specific equipment.
Project path
From plans to turnover.
Review
Plans, specifications, chute type, controls, discharge, and schedule.
Measure
Openings, floor heights, shaft, access, and field conditions.
Coordinate
Supports, power, air, fire interfaces, and surrounding trades.
Install
Sections, doors, supports, discharge, and approved controls.
Turn over
Operating checks, adjustments, cleanup, and documentation.
New construction
- Plan and specification review
- Field measurements
- Chute section and door installation
- Discharge and control coordination
- Testing and turnover
Existing buildings
- Condition inspection
- Door and hardware replacement
- Control-system service
- Discharge repairs and upgrades
- Partial or complete replacement
Frequently asked questions
Planning the system.
Plans, floor count, chute type, diameter, door operation, discharge layout, and schedule help define the correct scope.
Do you install complete systems?
Yes. The proposal can include chute sections, intake doors, supports, discharge equipment, controls, and turnover.
Can an existing chute be replaced?
Yes. Replacement begins with the shaft, access, discharge room, existing doors, and surrounding conditions.
Do you repair systems after installation?
Yes. Inspection, maintenance, parts, controls, door service, and discharge repairs can be quoted separately.
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