Bau-Schmidt
2017-09-29 21:11:00
- #1
Google ventilation pipe clamps NW 300 mm
Laundry chute - Laundry pipe installed retrospectively - Problems
- Erstellt am 2017-09-29 15:12:35
benkler1401
2017-09-29 21:20:50
- #2
Yes, of course I know them. The only question is how many; I thought maybe 1-2... it would be best to anchor them to the floor in the attic. The problem is that, apart from the floor, there is only drywall around the shaft and no masonry wall nearby.
Bau-Schmidt
2017-09-30 10:02:32
- #3
A photo or a drawing would be helpful for us.
11ant
2017-09-30 13:47:31
- #4
A photo or a drawing would be helpful for us.
Of a drywall enclosure or of the absence of a stone wall?
Bau-Schmidt
2017-09-30 14:35:08
- #5
From the currently existing local conditions.From a drywall enclosure or from the absence of a stone wall?
benkler1401
2017-10-06 16:01:20
- #6
Attached are the pictures. Sorry that they are coming so late.
So in the basement ceiling (ground floor floor) and in the ground floor ceiling (upper floor floor) the basement pipes are concreted in, otherwise they have no fastening.
I now wanted to attach a floor fastening clamp on the attic floor so that at least on each floor there is a relief.
Any other ideas? Maybe also foam additionally on the attic floor?
Best regards benkler1401
So in the basement ceiling (ground floor floor) and in the ground floor ceiling (upper floor floor) the basement pipes are concreted in, otherwise they have no fastening.
I now wanted to attach a floor fastening clamp on the attic floor so that at least on each floor there is a relief.
Any other ideas? Maybe also foam additionally on the attic floor?
Best regards benkler1401