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Posted by Art on September 13, 2006, 9:41 am
I am not sure what you are doing but if you can make it into somthing you
can pour masonry into, consider Non Shrink Grout. We had voids between the
concrete foundation wall and brick veneer and the mason who fixed it poured
in non shrink grout. It is made for that purpose. Also used in factories
so giant tools can be attached to concreter floor.
>I was gonna seal the gap between my garage wall and the fireplace with some
>of that "Great Stuff" until I can afford the time to do a proper fix. My
>question, would having this foam on the OUTSIDE of the fireplace (i.e, the
>part of the fireplace that isn't exposed to fire and is in fact not even on
>the same side of the wall as the hearth) constitute a fire hazard?
>
> The gap is immense and the drywall needs to be replaced as there is quite
> a bit of water damage.
>
> If there are other options, what would they be. I estimate the gap to be
> roughly triangular, about 4 inches wide at the base.
>
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