The phrase "a wall pass through" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey the idea of passing through a wall.
Example: "The ghost seemed to be able to pass through a wall effortlessly."
Alternatives: "pass through a wall" or "go through a wall".
This will include pipe between the fireplace and the wall, a wall-pass-through, and exterior pieces for the pipe.
The bullet went through a wooden wall, passed through drywall and entered the girl's mattress, striking her in the leg.
(Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1995) [henceforth LS], 41 509 mentions a Tang-period Great Wall passing through Tiande 天德 Military Commandery.
If your wall-pass-through is square, it's easiest to drill a small hole at each corner.
Insert the wall-pass-through.
This hole should be the size of the wall-pass-through that came with you ordered with your stove.
Install the wall-pass-through by pushing it into the hole, which will press it into the caulk and make a seal around the pass-through.
Place the stove back onto the platform and secure all piping between the stove and the wall-pass-through, always following manufacturer's instructions.
The route took us through some of Britain's finest countryside – from Northumberland and the North Pennines, alongside Hadrian's Wall, passing through historic towns including Hexham and Brampton, the pretty village of Greystoke (of Tarzan fame) and into the Lake District alongside Ullswater, before climbing to the race's highest finish on Hartside.
Normal rules absolutely don't apply, with Ida able to press buttons allowing her to defy gravity and walk on a wall, or pass through one apparently disconnected tower door and appear out of another at the opposite side of the screen.
The great metal ball swung at walls, passed through brick, and entered the rooms, the lazy weight browsing on kitchens and parlours.
