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I'm boxing-in several pipe drops in the corners of rooms. The pipes drop
vertically and then exit horizontally to go to a radiator. I'd like to find a way to fill the gaps around the horizontal pipes, where they exit the boxing, in such a way that the pipes can still move slightly without making a noise; the boxing will be covered in lining paper and then painted. Ideas so far include soft rubber or a squirt of expanding foam (trimmed back flush), but there must be a better way. What have others used? |
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