Commercial Linen Chute Restoration
Linen chute systems allow laundry to be transported to a centralized location for cleaning. They are used in most commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities to consolidate and transport laundry. However, like all infrastructure, linen laundry chutes are subject to deterioration due to frequent exposure to heavy loads of corrosive fluids from the laundry. Over time, they become degraded and disfunction or become inefficient. Such linen chutes need restoration and rehabilitation.
Is your linen laundry chute worn out and in need of repair and restoration? US Pipelining restores damaged and inefficient linen chutes for commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, hotels, and multi-story facilities without opening walls, ceilings, and floors.
Linen Chute Restoration
Eventually, the linen chute system in your hotel or healthcare facility gets degraded to the point where it needs replacement. If your linen chute has visible damage or is not functioning properly, it may need restoration. Restoration involves lining the old linen chute, a specially designed cured-in-place liner is inserted within the existing laundry chute to create a structurally new and seamless chute-within-a-chute using the central chute shaft as a conduit.
US ChuteLining Linen Chute Replacement
US Chutelining patent pending System uses an advanced cured in place liner that forms a structurally robust new lining for your chute. We use the existing central chute as conduit through which we install the new linen chute lining from the ground up. It is a time saving, cost effective, and non-intrusive method of chute restoration
US Chutelining linen chutes can last 50-years or more and are manufactured to meet and exceed the minimum criteria for CIPP products imposed by the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM). This means that it can withstand corrosive chemicals and complies with all the strength and installation requirements for CIPP installations.
The Cured-In-Place technology has been used to restore chute structures for more than 30 years. It is the most widely used method for rehabilitating and upgrading hospital, hotel, and other laundry intensive chute structures. US Chutelining has a patent pending linen chute lining system that is non-invasive and easily installed in laundry chutes.
The linen chute lining system offers a permanent restoration of the pipeline system which is a cost-effective replacement compared to conventional chute replacement, it saves you the cost of installing a new laundry chute in your hotel or hospital.
Product Features:
- Restores any chute instantly
- Industry-first patent pending system
- Inserted within your existing chute
- Reduces odor and insects
- Seamless, one-piece system
- Saves time and money compared to mechanical replacement
Benefits of Chute Maintenance and Restoration
Well-functioning linen laundry chutes make it convenient for users to drop dirty laundry. They only need to walk a few meters from their apartment or workstation to drop off bags of laundry since the chute is placed in strategic locations.
The building management does not need to maintain outdoor laundry receptacles that can be a source of bad orders as well as a breeding ground for germs and vermin. Instead, all the laundry will flow down the linen chute system to a centralized location where it is collected for cleaning.
Linen chutes make high-rise buildings hosting busy businesses such as hotels and salons safe and comfortable working spaces since all the dirty laundry can be dropped off easily.
Well-maintained linen chutes can effectively keep the structure free of rodents, insects, and other vermin that love dirty spaces.
Commercial Linen Chute Maintenance
Maintaining commercial linen laundry chutes prolongs their lifespan by reducing the chances of getting damaged. Maintenance involves regularly cleaning the linen chute system to remove corrosive material, clearing blockages and inspecting the whole system. You also need to educate the users on how to throw laundry into the linen chute and discourage them from throwing large or sharp objects into the system.