Sandbag/Contractor Bag

Catalog:

https://hodchutes.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/HodChutes-Catalog.pdf 

Contractor Bag Videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUgdPqkVrBQ

Construction Bag for Heavy-Duty Waste Disposal and Junk Removal

For your construction projects, the construction bag from HodChutes is the ideal solution for heavy-duty waste disposal. Our contractors bags are made from eco-friendly, durable poly-woven plastic fibers, offering a remarkable strength that is three times more durable than standard trash bags. Perfect for junk removal or any construction, demolition, roofing, or landscaping projects, these bags are capable of handling up to 50 lbs of materials, ensuring a hassle-free cleanup process.

Whether you’re tackling a large construction site or just organizing materials like gravel, bolts, or rags, these bags for construction tasks are designed to withstand punctures and tears. Our construction bags are also convenient for emergency preparedness, where they can be used to fill with sand and provide protection against flooding and erosion. With a capacity ten times greater than regular trash bags, these junk removal bags offer the strength and space needed for large projects.

Additional Information:

Favored by roofers, scaffolders, general contractors, and construction enterprises, HodChutes presents the contractor bag and sandbag, crafted for excellence. The advanced molding technique ensures unmatched resilience, surpassing other chutes in the industry. Reinforced with upper and lower rings, our system retains its shape, irrespective of its length. The broad 32” diameter promises streamlined and effective debris elimination.

Key Features:

• Every section stands at about 4′ in height, offering 3′ 1″ of functional chute length.
• Each section weighs in at 37 lbs, inclusive of chains.
• Chains undergo heat-treatment and proof testing and are galvanized for longevity.
• A 32” top opening narrows down to 27” for optimal functionality.

For those seeking a cost-effective option, HodChutes proudly introduces the Best Value Plastic Trash Chutes. Designed with contractors in mind, these chutes are manufactured with the same durable plastic as our other chutes with just a slightly smaller diameter. Check out our woven, polymer LightChute for an even more cost-effective chute for your next project. 

For a complete trash chute solution, initiate with the intake hopper. Next, select the ideal support outrigger based on your needs – be it parapet wall or window, flat roof, pitched roof, or scaffolding. For quick and easy installation, hoist up and dismantle with our manual winch or our robust electric winch. 

HodChutes also offers an array of accessories:

• Garbage Dumpster Bag to collect trash and debris at the bottom of your chute system 
• Dust gaiters to manage debris particles
• Protective liners  against heavy debris damage
• Picking bars to connect the chutes to the winch or crane

For comprehensive details and setup instructions, refer to HodChutes Installation Videos or contact us.

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FAQs:

1. What are debris chutes? Debris chutes, also known as trash chutes, facilitate the removal of large amounts of waste from buildings and roofs, directing it into designated containers. Professionals like builders, roofers, masons, and demolition contractors depend on these chutes for safe, quick, and efficient waste disposal.
2. What distinguishes a disposal chute? A disposal chute, commonly referred to as a garbage chute, is a system that collects waste from individual or selected floors of a building. This system channels the trash to a single collection point. 
3. What’s meant by “chute opening”? A chute opening, or hopper chute, is the entry point where workers deposit debris. You’ll want to put a hopper chute on any floor where you want to dump trash and debris. Hopper chutes will have a wide mouth and serve as a funnel for trash down to your dumpster bin or receptacle. 
4. Why does OSHA mandate covered chutes? Per OSHA guidelines, trash chutes are mandatory for disposing of waste from rooftops higher than 20 feet. These chutes need to be firmly attached to the structure to maximize safety for both construction personnel and anyone present in the vicinity.