Bushing, formed compressible insulation for insulating air space

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Wall – ceiling – or floor designed for utilities – Load-bearing – prefabricated – abutting units with aligned...

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16 2, 52221, 138156, 248 56, 285 47, 285192, E04B 548, E04F 1708

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ABSTRACT:
A bushing formed of insulation that can be installed in holes drilled in wood framing components, used to construct a building, such as a dwelling, these holes are drilled so plumbing pipes & electrical wiring can be installed in said framing components.
Purpose of this invention is to close off & insulate these holes before the articles are installed, or after they are installed, either method would greatly reduce infiltration & heat transfer through these necessary drilled holes, reducing the energy usage in said building, helping our Countries energy conservation program.

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