Dealing with Dust during a Remodel
Sounds like the blast gate door might work for you as far as trapping airborne dust. But to keep the dust carried by your boots from entering the house, there are a couple of other approaches I find effective.
Dealing with Dust during a Remodel
Sounds like the blast gate door might work for you as far as trapping airborne dust. But to keep the dust carried by your boots from entering the house, there are a couple of other approaches I find effective.
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