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Old 03-26-2009, 03:08 PM   #1
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Default running gas line near or under heating duct

I have forced hot air for heating, and have to run a gas line into the house. The best location I can think of (without knowing the codes) is to have it run under the heating duct.

Is there a specific type of pipe or will CSST flex line work, and is tehre a certain about of clearance it needs to be off the heat duct. Or maybe this is all together illegal. HOpefully not, this is the ideal way to run the line.

Any input besides "get a plumber". I have someone that will run the line, but isn't sure if he can do what I am suggesting.

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Old 03-26-2009, 03:18 PM   #2
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It's ok to run under duct .. .. If you are talking about stainless steel flex gas piping. it's required it to be grounded.........http://www.omegaflex.com/trac/home/ is this what you are going to use

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