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AJ December 3rd 08 01:20 PM

Filling Tumble Dryer Vent
 
Hi Folks

I need to fill an old what I assume is a tumble dryer vent. the hole
goes all the way through a brick and stone wall. The hole is about
8inches in diameter and lets a lot of cold air in! What's the best way
to fill this, sand and cement? I heard that stuffing newspaper in and
then cement would work ok?

Cheers

AJ

Reentrant December 3rd 08 01:54 PM

Filling Tumble Dryer Vent
 
AJ wrote:
Hi Folks

I need to fill an old what I assume is a tumble dryer vent. the hole
goes all the way through a brick and stone wall. The hole is about
8inches in diameter and lets a lot of cold air in! What's the best way
to fill this, sand and cement? I heard that stuffing newspaper in and
then cement would work ok?

Cheers

AJ


Expanding PU foam then render?
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Reentrant



The Medway Handyman December 3rd 08 09:08 PM

Filling Tumble Dryer Vent
 
AJ wrote:
Hi Folks

I need to fill an old what I assume is a tumble dryer vent. the hole
goes all the way through a brick and stone wall. The hole is about
8inches in diameter and lets a lot of cold air in! What's the best way
to fill this, sand and cement? I heard that stuffing newspaper in and
then cement would work ok?


Assuming its not a cavity wall, e.g a gap between inner & outer wall, then
Expanding Foam is your best bet http://tinyurl.com/67zj8t

Once completely dry/cured it can be cut flush with the wall & painted.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk



AJ December 3rd 08 10:35 PM

Filling Tumble Dryer Vent
 
On 3 Dec, 21:08, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
AJ wrote:
Hi Folks


I need to fill an old what I assume is a tumble dryer vent. the hole
goes all the way through a brick and stone wall. The hole is about
8inches in diameter and lets a lot of cold air in! What's the best way
to fill this, sand and cement? I heard that stuffing newspaper in and
then cement would work ok?


Assuming its not a cavity wall, e.g a gap between inner & outer wall, then
Expanding Foam is your best bethttp://tinyurl.com/67zj8t

Once completely dry/cured it can be cut flush with the wall & painted.

--
Dave - The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk


Great thanks all, expanding foam it is then

Cheers

AJ


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