Through Wall Grommets for Wires/Tubes.

Thats nice! Not going into the garage though?

Yes, it will be the garage. Still planning the setup. Wife always wanted a shed for all the gas tools and I built the foundation for it this weekend. Should be installed in the next two weeks so now we’re both happy! I was worried all the fumes would have illeffects on the tank as that’s where my RO and saltwater will be stored.
 
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That's a 3d printed coupler. It would be extremely easy to design the same thing but tailored to a specific diameter. Coming up with a clever way to seal off the garage with some sort of diaphragm will make it a viable solution.

Edit: perhaps a cylinder foam piece with a slot halfway through.
 
That's a 3d printed coupler. It would be extremely easy to design the same thing but tailored to a specific diameter. Coming up with a clever way to seal off the garage with some sort of diaphragm will make it a viable solution.

Edit: perhaps a cylinder foam piece with a slot halfway through.

I’ve come across another product called airblock but it’s designed for floors. It looks like it would seal it well but not designed for in-wall use and the black color probably wouldn’t sit well with the wife.

At this point my solution will be a chunk of insulation stuffed inside the tube lol
 

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