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Is this a trick question?

75mm outside or inside ?

is it wood or concrete you going through 

you mean interior stud wall when you say partion ?

 

 

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I used a 100mm hole saw to cut my I beams (within the cutting limits ) and up through the stud walls I had no noggins to cut as I left them out ready for the pipe to be installed, like @PeterW said cutting 89mm timber will not leave enough meat IMO. 

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@PeterW @joe90 that's what i was fearing that there wouldn't be much left of the partition after drilling. I can reroute some of the ducting through the back of a cupboard,  so that none of it has to go through the partition. The ducting going through the partition was as per the BPC ventilation design.

 

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2 hours ago, scottishjohn said:

Is this a trick question? 

75mm outside or inside ?

is it wood or concrete you going through 

you mean interior stud wall when you say partion ?

 

 

Not that I am aware of.

not sure, I am assuming that is the external diameter, will need to check when i'm back on site.

Wood

Yes I meant internal stud wall.

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I would run it through the back of a cupboard if it’s not too much trouble, why make things difficult fir yourself?

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