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Lillehammer Liftutleie
Lillehammer Liftutleie

Rubbish chutes and site trolleys for hire

Get demolition waste down without carrying it. The rubbish chute is mounted on the floors and guides the waste straight into the container.

6 models for hire

The chute connects in sections, so you build exactly the height you need. Trolleys and carts handle the rest of the transport on site.

Useful before you hire

  • Minimum rental is one day. Weekend rental runs from Friday 15:00 to Monday 08:00, at a discounted price.
  • Insurance and return inspection are charged in addition to the rental — see rental prices.
  • Collect it yourself or have it delivered. We deliver throughout Norway — see transport.
  • Instruction is included on collection and delivery. See also the rental terms.

Not sure what you need?

Call +47 948 87 000 and describe the job. We will tell you which machine is right, and whether it is available when you need it.

What you need for a rubbish chute

A rubbish chute consists of three parts. The top hopper is the opening where the waste is thrown in. The mounting frame holds the chute in place on the building. The chute sections, Nedkastrør Comfort, are connected from the top down to the container.

Measure the height from the floor you'll be throwing from down to the edge of the container. Call us with that measurement, and we'll put together the right number of sections.

When is it worth it?

A rubbish chute is the right choice when a lot of waste has to come out from an upper floor: stripping out bathrooms and kitchens, a new roof, replacing windows or clearing an attic. The alternative is carrying everything down the stairs, bucket by bucket. That wears out people, and it wears out the stairwell.

For small amounts from the ground floor, a waste trolley is often enough. The chute is for jobs where you would otherwise spend days carrying.

Secure the area below

The waste comes out at high speed at the bottom. The container must stand directly below the chute, and the area around it must be cordoned off so nobody walks there while waste is being thrown down. See safety barriers and cordoning and temporary fencing if you need a fence around it.

Don't throw long planks, pipes or large boards down the chute. They can get stuck. Cut them up first, or carry them down by hand. Plasterboard and masonry rubble create dust, so think about neighbours and open windows.

Trolleys on site

The waste trolleys hold 400 litres and carry waste from the rooms over to the hopper. The Appear tool trolley is 1,120 × 660 mm, holds 300 litres and has a lockable lid, so tools can be left safely on site overnight.

Questions and answers

How long a rubbish chute do I need?

It depends on the height from the hopper down to the container. The chute is connected in sections, so tell us the height when you order.

Do I get help with installation?

Instruction is included when you collect or have it delivered. We go through how the frame, the chute sections and the hopper fit together.

How much does a waste trolley hold?

Our waste trolleys hold 400 litres.

Can I lock up my tools on site?

The Appear tool trolley has a lockable lid and holds 300 litres.

Call +47 948 87 000