A method of installing plumbing in a building, comprising the use of a plumbing support panel that enables outlet pipes and other plumbing pipes to be pre-assembled at the correct relative position with respect to each other for the installation of fixtures, and installed as a unit by mounting the panel to studs or to other parts of a building's structure. The panel comprises holes through which outlet pipes may be installed and mounting holes for the installation of pipe clamps to hold the pipes in place and for the mounting of the panel to a building's structure.

A method of installing plumbing in a building, comprising the use of a plumbing support panel that enables outlet pipes and other plumbing pipes to be pre-assembled at the correct relative position with respect to each other for the installation of fixtures, and installed as a unit by mounting the panel to studs or to other parts of a building's structure. The panel comprises holes through which outlet pipes may be installed and mounting holes for the installation of pipe clamps to hold the pipes in place and for the mounting of the panel to a building's structure.

A grommet according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes: a base part that is fixed to an insertion hole provided in a vehicle body panel; a tubular part that covers an outer circumference of a wire harness inserted into the insertion hole; and a coupling part that couples a basal portion of the tubular part and the base part while allowing tilting movement of the tubular part. The coupling part includes a compression allowance part provided on a first direction side in a circumferential direction and a tension allowance part provided on a second direction side opposite to the first direction side, such that when a leading end side of the tubular part is inclined toward the first direction side, stress applied to the base part is smaller than when the leading end side of the tubular part is inclined toward the second direction side.

A grommet according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes: a base part that is fixed to an insertion hole provided in a vehicle body panel; a tubular part that covers an outer circumference of a wire harness inserted into the insertion hole; and a coupling part that couples a basal portion of the tubular part and the base part while allowing tilting movement of the tubular part. The coupling part includes a compression allowance part provided on a first direction side in a circumferential direction and a tension allowance part provided on a second direction side opposite to the first direction side, such that when a leading end side of the tubular part is inclined toward the first direction side, stress applied to the base part is smaller than when the leading end side of the tubular part is inclined toward the second direction side.

A planar sealing panel member for cleaning the condenser coils of a cooling appliance. This member has at least one hole in its surface to accommodate a hose supplying compressed air. It also has affixation means on its surface so as to hold the sealing panel against the cooling appliance adjacent the opening(s) holding the condenser coils to form a substantially sealed enclosure along with the appliance structure within which the coils reside when cleaned using compressed air.

The present invention provides a method for producing a through hole in a floor system for pipe penetration. The method includes providing a deck system with ridge portions and valley portions; creating a hollow on the deck system; providing a ring with at least one securing ear formed on a perimeter thereof; mounting the ring onto the deck system by jointing the at least one securing ear of the ring and the at least one of the ridge portions such that the ring is fixedly received in the hollow of the deck system; and fixedly receiving a pipe casing in the ring mounted on the deck system, wherein the pipe casing defines a path for the pipe penetration. The method further includes forming a concrete layer on the deck system to obtain a composite slab.

A gas-tight sealing device (10) encloses at least one part of a coupling element (12) as well as at least one section of a line element (14) connected to the coupling element (12). The the gas-tight sealing device (10) comprises a sealing device portion or wall (11) that adjoins a first sealing point and a second sealing point (16, 18). The sealing device portion or wall (11) extends around, in a gas-tight manner, the line element (14) and the coupling element (12) or a wall (20), or a further line element, in or at which the coupling element (12). The gas-tight sealing device (10) encloses a volume defined by the geometry of the sealing device portion (11) in a gas-tight manner between the first sealing point (16) and the second sealing point (16, 18).

A gas-tight sealing device (10) encloses at least one part of a coupling element (12) as well as at least one section of a line element (14) connected to the coupling element (12). The the gas-tight sealing device (10) comprises a sealing device portion or wall (11) that adjoins a first sealing point and a second sealing point (16, 18). The sealing device portion or wall (11) extends around, in a gas-tight manner, the line element (14) and the coupling element (12) or a wall (20), or a further line element, in or at which the coupling element (12). The gas-tight sealing device (10) encloses a volume defined by the geometry of the sealing device portion (11) in a gas-tight manner between the first sealing point (16) and the second sealing point (16, 18).

Conduit clamp fittings that provide a seal for a conduit extending through an enclosure wall, where the clamp includes first and second pieces configured to connect to each other. The first and second pieces may each include a shaft surface formed thereon and configured to encircle a portion of the conduit near the enclosure wall. Methods and equipment employing such clamps are also described.

Conduit clamp fittings that provide a seal for a conduit extending through an enclosure wall, where the clamp includes first and second pieces configured to connect to each other. The first and second pieces may each include a shaft surface formed thereon and configured to encircle a portion of the conduit near the enclosure wall. Methods and equipment employing such clamps are also described.