Product Specifications
6-12 Yard Concrete Washout Roll-Offs
- 7 gauge piece floor
- 10 gauge front, walls, and door sheets (7 gauge optional)
- Crossmembers on 18″ centers (12″ optional)
- 6 x 2 x 1/2″ structural tubing main rails (bottom)
- 4 x 3 x 3/16″ top rails and door perimeter
- T-Seal with (3) ratchet closure
- Door secondary latch keeper
- H2O tested
- Contact our experts for custom options
Options:
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- Heavy Duty floors and wall options
- Hook, cable, and combo pickups
- Extended front stand pads
- Mid bump rail to protect container from side impacts
- 11″ – 22″ variations
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Product Features
- Front to rear tapered design allows for easy release of materials for dumping
- Slope front design protects cable hook area from spillage during loading processes
- 1/4" main rail extends life cycle of container compared to industry standard 3/16"
- 12" door extension prevents spillage of contents during loading process
- Stand pads allow more contact with the ground to keep container level on job sites
- H2O test ensures container is liquid tight
- Door latch keeper provides secondary containment of contents
- Slotted hinges protect door gasket from damage during door operations
Our convenient front-load containers are perfect for smaller projects.
Here at Keystone Waste Solutions LLC, we’re proud to be a trusted waste management manufacturing company for a wide variety of professionals throughout the Rhome, Texas community. Our dedicated team is equipped to design, manufacture, repair, and refurbish custom waste management solutions for any application, and we’d be more than happy to work with you. For instance, if you need custom front-load containers for your waste management, recycling, or construction needs, we’re prepared to develop the tailored products your business requires.
Front-load containers are designed to be compact and convenient, so you can often find them outside small businesses or restaurants. They can come in a wide range of sizes to accommodate your unique property, waste disposal habits, and budget, making it easy to get the exact solution you need. If you’re not sure what size or type of container would work best for you, we encourage you to reach out to a member of our team for more information.
When you contact us to discuss front-load containers or your waste management needs, one of our friendly and knowledgeable associates will take the time to listen to your specific concerns and answer any questions you may have. From there, they’ll be equipped to offer professional recommendations according to your application, give you approximate estimates for our custom front-load containers, and tell you about our other services.
If you would like to learn more about the broad range of services we offer, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our local shop today.
Your Waste Challenges, Solved by Our Experts.
Stop wasting time on waste – we’re here to help. If you have any questions about our standard or specialized rectangle open-top roll-off containers, other styles of waste-handling equipment, or our services, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We will always put your company’s success as a priority and provide the best possible products and services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a concrete washout container?
A concrete washout container is a specially designed bin that captures cement slurry, water runoff, and concrete debris from mixers, trucks, and tools to prevent environmental contamination and support regulatory compliance.
Why are concrete washouts required on construction sites?
Washouts help prevent alkaline water and sediment from entering storm drains, soil, and waterways, meeting EPA, OSHA, and local environmental regulations.
What size washout container do I need?
Size depends on project scale and washout volume — smaller portable wash bins are suitable for light usage, while larger roll-off washout containers are best for high-output sites. Keystone Waste can help estimate based on your job.
Where should a concrete washout container be placed?
Containers should be placed close to where concrete equipment is cleaned — near mixers, chutes, saws, and work areas while keeping runoff away from storm drains and sensitive areas.
Can washout water be discharged on site?
Discharge rules vary by location; most jurisdictions restrict washout water from being released into storm drains or unprotected soil. Always follow local regulatory guidelines.
What types of concrete waste go into a washout container?
Wash water from cleaning tools, trucks, chutes, mixers, hardened residue, slurry, and fine particulate debris that result from concrete work.
How often should a washout container be serviced?
Frequency depends on usage intensity — some sites require daily service, others on a weekly schedule. Keystone Waste can tailor service timing to match your project.
Are concrete washout containers reusable?
Yes — once emptied and cleaned by Keystone Waste, containers can be reused on subsequent phases or projects.