Dust Containment

Construction glossary · Core terms

Core terms · definition

Temporary barriers, zip walls, and negative-air setups that keep demolition and sanding dust out of occupied areas. Standard practice for live-in remodels and required where lead is present.

Source: U.S. EPA — Renovation, Repair & Painting Program

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