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Furnace Direct Vent Location
Can anyone explain the reasoning behind the location requirements for 90+ furnace vents?
1) Why can a two-pipe (intake and exhaust) vent be within 12 inches of a window, but a single (exhaust only) vent can't be within 4 FEET? I assume it has something to do with the exhaust air pressure?? 2) Why can a two-pipe (intake and exhaust) vent be within 12 inches of an OPENABLE window, but must be 4 FEET from a FIXED, NON-OPENABLE window? I'll admit, I can't even come up with a theory on this one... 3) Where can I find "highest anticipated snow levels" for my area? Thanks so much, Brian |
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