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Old Oct 22, 2009, 07:25 AM
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Gas Line for Garge heater

I'm going to be installing a Gas Heater in my garage. My question is can I run the gas line through the back wall to the outside. Along the back of the house then back in to a supply line in the basement. This would be the most convenient way to do it.
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Old Oct 22, 2009, 07:52 AM   #2  
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i did exactly what you are suggesting. my line was connected inside then run outside to the garage and bach through the wall. It ran approximately 20 feet @ 3/4 inches reduced to 1/2 at the heater. just remember to seal the pipe treads with gunk
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Thanks!! I appreciate the input!!
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Hi Rodewarrior...

If you run the pipe outside then be sure to PAINT The pipe with a metal primer to reduce/stop any corrosion at the pipe/joints over time. It is a code requirement that should not be taken lightly as black iron pipe and fittings rust over time...

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In addition to the above advices: you can also purchase factory coated pipe ( Scotch Kote pipe). In this case, you only water proof the fittings. Don't forget to install galvanized 2-hole straps about 6' apart. Always pressure test. Good luck with your project ! Milo
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Mark and Milo stated very well and good advices, Thanks.

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