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The present invention relates to a device for post-installation in-situ barrier creation. A multi-layered device provides a medium for of remedial substances such as waterproofing resins or cements, insecticides, mold preventatives, rust retardants and the like. The multi-layer device preferably con

The present invention relates to a device for post-installation in-situ barrier creation. A multi-layered device provides a medium for of remedial substances such as waterproofing resins or cements, insecticides, mold preventatives, rust retardants and the like. The multi-layer device preferably consists of three conjoined layers: first layer, intermediate layer, and second layer, and at least one piping. The first layer is preferably semi-permeable; the second layer is a non-permeable layer; the intermediate layer is a void-inducing layer. The second layer, intermediate layer, and first layer are fixedly attached, with the intermediate layer interposed between the second layer and the first layer. The multi-layered device is fixedly attached to shoring system exterior surface. At least one piping is engagedly attached to a panel of the multi-layered device. A structural construction material is constructed exterior the multi-layer device. Thereafter, a free flowing substance can be pumped to the multi-layered device.

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What is claimed is: 1. A device for introducing a free-flowing permeating substance to a structure in situ, the structure having thickness, said device comprising: a first layer, said first layer being permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance but at least nearly impermeable to structural

What is claimed is: 1. A device for introducing a free-flowing permeating substance to a structure in situ, the structure having thickness, said device comprising: a first layer, said first layer being permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance but at least nearly impermeable to structural construction materials, said first layer adapted for placement adjacent said structure, said first layer adapted to communicate with said structure to permit introduction of said free-flowing permeating substance to said structure; a second layer, said second layer being impermeable, said second layer having a first side and a second side; at least one piping adapted to pass through said structure, said piping adapted for communication with said first layer to permit injection of said free-flowing permeating substance into said first layer, said piping having an inlet adapted for placement exterior said structure and constructed to permit communication with a source of said free-flowing permeating substance; said free-flowing permeating substance comprises at least one selection from the group consisting of a liquid and a gas; an intermediate layer composed of a material permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance; and said intermediate layer intermediate said first layer and said second layer. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein said device further comprises: said intermediate layer comprises a plurality of sufficiently rigid fibers. 3. The device of claim 2, wherein said device further comprises: said first layer of a first width; said first layer having a first layer first side edge; said intermediate layer of said first width; said intermediate layer having an intermediate layer first side edge, said second layer of a second width, said second layer having a second layer first side edge; said second width greater than said first width; and said first layer first side edge, said intermediate layer first side edge and said second layer first side edge being aligned. 4. The device of claim 3, wherein said device further comprises: said at least one piping comprises a first piping; said first layer having a first layer bottom edge; said first piping located proximate said first layer bottom edge; said first layer having a top edge; and a second piping being located proximate said first layer top edge. 5. The device of claim 4, wherein said device further comprises: a third piping located between said first layer bottom edge and said first layer top edge. 6. The device of claim 2, wherein said sufficiently rigid fibers are of sufficient rigidity to maintain a void between said first layer and said second layer. 7. A device for introducing a free-flowing permeating substance to a structure in situ, the structure having thickness, said device comprising: a first layer, said first layer being permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance but at least nearly impermeable to structural construction materials, said first layer of a first width, said first layer having a first layer first side edge, said first layer adapted for placement adjacent said structure, said first layer adapted to communicate with said structure to permit introduction of said free-flowing permeating substance to said structure; a second layer, said second layer being impermeable, said second layer having a first side and a second side, said second layer of a second width, said second layer having a second layer first side edge; and said second width greater than said first width; an intermediate layer permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance, said intermediate layer composed of a plurality of sufficiently rigid fibers, said intermediate layer intermediate said first layer and said second layer, said first layer adhering to an intermediate layer first side, said second layer first side adhering to an intermediate layer second side, said intermediate layer of said first width, and said intermediate layer having an intermediate layer first side edge; said first layer first side edge, said intermediate layer first side edge and said second layer first side edge being aligned; at least one piping adapted to pass through said structure, said piping adapted for communication with said first layer to permit injection of said free-flowing permeating substance into said first layer; said piping having an inlet adapted for placement exterior said structure and constructed to permit communication with a controllable source of said free-flowing permeating substance; a first fluid dispensing mechanism being located proximate a first layer bottom edge; and a second fluid dispensing mechanism being located proximate a first layer top edge. 8. The device of claim 7, wherein said free-flowing permeating substance comprises at least one selection from the group consisting of: a liquid; and a gas. 9. The device of claim 7, further comprising: an adhesive on said second side of said second layer. 10. The device of claim 7, wherein said sufficiently rigid fibers are of sufficient rigidity to maintain a void between said first layer and said second layer. 11. A device for introducing a free-flowing permeating substance to a structure in situ, the structure having thickness, said device comprising: a first layer, said first layer being permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance but at least nearly impermeable to structural construction materials, said first layer adapted for placement adjacent said structure, said first layer adapted to communicate with said structure to permit introduction of said free-flowing permeating substance to said structure; a second layer, said second layer being impermeable, said second layer having a first side and a second side; an intermediate layer permeable to said free-flowing permeating substance, said intermediate layer including a plurality of sufficiently rigid fibers, said intermediate layer intermediate said first layer and said second layer, said first layer adhering to an intermediate layer first side, said second layer first side adhering to an intermediate layer second side; at least one piping adapted to pass through said structure, said piping adapted for communication with said first layer to permit injection of said free-flowing permeating substance into said first layer; and said piping having an inlet adapted for placement exterior said structure and constructed to permit communication with a controllable source of said free-flowing permeating substance. 12. The device of claim 11, wherein said sufficiently rigid fibers are of sufficient rigidity to maintain a void between said first layer and said second layer.