Two and a half stories without a joint
The 25 ft section covers a typical two- or three-story drop in one continuous piece. Fewer joints means a faster setup and nothing to re-align halfway up the wall — clip the top to your anchor, let the bottom fall into the dumpster and start working. At under eight pounds it's still a one-person carry.
Made for triple-deckers, colonials and roof tear-offs
This is the size most crews reach for on New England triple-deckers, colonials and capes, small apartment buildings and residential roof tear-offs. Shingles, plaster, lath and framing scraps go from the work area to the dumpster in seconds instead of trip after trip down the stairs.
Longer when you need it
The 25 ft section connects to every other EasyChute size with the same 1.5 ft dust-containing overlap. Add a 10 ft section for a third story, or pair two 25 ft sections for a four-story building. Four woven loops at each end take carabiners or quick-connects — no outriggers or frames — and a 32-gallon trash can with the bottom removed makes a wide hopper at the top.