Buildings and Matters, LLC

Thomas J Kosik

David E Duncanson

Vincent F Cannistraro

Otto Daniel DeRuntz

Douglas C Dayton

In embodiments of the present invention improved capabilities are described for a protective device for use with a metal stud. This invention protects in-wall piping, conduit and wiring from inadvertent puncturing by drywall screws during the installation of wall boarding.

Protective assembly for in-wall piping, conduit, and wiring

Methods and systems for plugging a hole are described. A plug may comprise a substantially tubular member having a proximal end and a distal end interconnected by a side wall, the side wall having an inward facing surface and an outward facing surface, at least the outward facing surface being substantially conformable, an adhesive disposed on the outward facing surface, a fire-resistant ring disposed substantially at one of the ends of the tubular member, and a thread disposed along the inward facing surface, the thread adapted to receive a cover.

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Pelham, NH, United States of America

Thomas J Kosik