How to Install Window/Balcony/Roof Anchors for Construction Debris Chutes ✨ скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Install Window/Balcony/Roof Anchors for Construction Debris Chutes ✨

Hey Guys! Welcome and in today’s video, I’ll share how to install the window/balcony/roof anchor for your construction chute column. ▶️Visit our website: https://hodchutes.com ▶️Call for your Quote: 909-996-5578 ▶️ Please Subscribe:    / @hodchutes4352   During building and remodeling projects, trash and other waste can pile up quickly and make floors and rooms look cluttered. It can be stressful and sometimes almost impossible to carry all the trash up or down the stairs. The plastic debris chute columns are exactly what they sound like: pipes or sleeves made of plastic that run parallel to your building site and make it easy for construction workers to get rid of trash. The trash can be put in the column from any floor, roof, or balcony, and it will slide down to a trash can at the bottom of the building. There are many different kinds of equipment that can be put in place for window cleaning, maintenance in the air, and protection against falls. Anchors are the easiest and safest of all of them. Anchors are a great way to set up and secure debris chute columns, especially when renovating high-rise buildings or working on construction sites. We will show you how to set up anchors with lifting devices that make moving between floors easier and faster. HodChutes makes the process easier by offering high-quality steel anchors. There are two kinds of anchors: ones that go in a window, balcony, or roof, and ones that go in scaffolding. At these points where the construction site touches the house, balcony, or roof, anchors are put in place to hold up the debris chute columns. With our columns that are anchored to the ground, building trash and debris can be thrown away safely and easily at the construction site. We know that construction sites often have scaffolding, so we offer an anchor for scaffolding that attaches to the floor or building but has longer anchor arms for more stability and safety on the job site. The scaffolding anchor doesn't change the way the scaffolding works in any way. Instead, it gives you another way to support your debris chute column system. So, watch the video till the end and let me know your thoughts in the comments. If you like my video, Please SUBSCRIBE and don’t forget to press the bell🔔, like, comment and share the video. ---------------- ▶️ Please Subscribe:    / @hodchutes4352   ----------------- ▶️Follow us on Instagram:   / hodchutes   ----------------- ▶️ For business inquiries: sales.us@hodchutes.com ----------------- ▶️My Other Videos: • Picking Bar Crane for High Rise Building:    • HodChutes Trash Chutes w/ Picking Bar Cran...   • HodChutes LightChute Construction Trash Chute and Roofing Chute:    • How to Use a Lightweight Construction Tras...   • How to Anchor Bolt your Trash Chute Column on a Pitched Roof:    • HodChutes: How to Anchor Bolt your Trash C...   • HodChutes Anchor Attachments:    • HodChutes Anchor Attachments   ----------------- #anchorinstallation #debrischutes #HodChutes #constructionanchor #installationvideo #rubbishchutes #windowanchor #steelanchor #roofanchor #garbageshoot #debrisshoot #anchor #chutes