How to Plug a big hole?
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Posted by Bruno on December 24, 2004, 7:16 pm
Please log in for more thread options holes. It is like oatmeal and can be poured into a homemade mould (cardboard?). If you're worried about future additions, install some PVC tubing when you fill the hole. put end caps on the PVC and you'll be ready for future expansion. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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> allows the 100 pair telephone cables to pass between the electrical room
> on one floor to the same room on the floor above and below. This is
> just an open hole, no fire stop or anything. I would like to put
> something in it to stop the air from flowing thru to the next floor, so
> that drywall construction going on on one floor doesn't fill the other
> floors up with dust. I was thinking of getting some rags or plastic and
> stuffing it in there. Is there something that I can use that will work
> that's removable so that next time a cable needs to be run, it won't
> require a hammer and chisel or drill? Thanks.
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