"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Joseph Meehan wrote:

... most foam products are not rated for exposure to inhabited areas as
they are fire safety issues. Generally they must be installed behind
a fire shield like drywall. There are some very good reasons for this.

For instance, standards committee meetings full of risk managers from
insurance companies who only pay for losses vs new construction costs,
and drywall manufacturers eager to help write the code :-)

Nick


You sound like the plumber who wrote to the rule makers telling them
how great acid was for cleaning pipes. After a number of letters back and
forth, they finally used words he could understand: It eats the *&%* out
of the pipes.

When that stuff gets in a fire it gives off deadly fumes. Those rules
usually are written after someone dies. I am old enough to know you
should learn form others errors.

Joseph Meehan


Take it easy on the fool. His parents never urged him to read.