Recent content by Stevelaz

Jackfre, or anyone else, if i decide to go horizontal out the wall, is it ok to start with a slight 45 before going with a straight pipe out the wall?? Also ive been looking and the venting instructions for horizontal. Why is the pipe required different for commercial and residential? They want...

The garage is detached from the house. Yes i could vent it horizontal but i didn't want it to look shabby for my neighbor to see. But i am starting to rethink that. However, even if i go out horizontal i still do not have a straight shot. I would have to come off the furnace with a slight 45...

I thought the other poster was asking if i could move it 1 inch further but i see he asked about a foot. If i move it on the diagonal another foot i think it will be out too far in the garage for my liking. My other option would be to leave it in that corner area and turn it straight pointing...

Here is another idea. I talked to a friend who is a carpenter, not really a heating and air guy, but he has been around. He said he has seen all sorts of elbows and sort in these furnaces to get it exhausted out, but he cannot recall if he has ever seen an elbow from the start. He suggested i...

Can i even get a 1 or 2 inch straight pipe in type b double wall??

So Jackfre, are you saying i should start with the TEE and then elbow over to where i want to come out the roof?

Ok, Here are some pics of where id like my install. Yes, i did see the recommendation of at least 12 in straight to start, however, it is a recommendation, and was hoping i could do it this way and that someone else did this with no problem. I am not going with two elbows now and planned on...

Ok. I called the supply house where i purchased my 45,000 btu modine hot dawg and found i do NOT have to start with a flue adapter and can start with an elbow or any other pipe. The only issue he said i MAY have is some kind of back pressure issue shutting the unit down and setting a code. He...

Ok, hope i can explain this right! I have my 45,000 btu hot dawg hanging where i want it in my detached garage but I'm having an issue with the venting. I'm planning on venting up through the roof using type b . If i start off with a vent adapter which is about 7 inches long, i will not...

Hi, Im working on the install of my hot dawg 45 btu and wanted to get some input on how high to put it in 21x22 garage. The height of the rafters is 8 feet. I have the heater in the back far corner on a partial diagonal. It is hung with threaded rods connected to u channel connected to the...

My door is is 16x7 on detached garage with side drive, no alley. Garage is behind house facing street. We are going with long panel ranch style with cascade windows across top. Current door is dark drown that we do not want this time. Siding is a cream/yelllowish and sofit, facia and gutters are...

Anyone? Gets me worried no one comments about this door..lol

I looked at a lot of overhead doors and may have have narrowed it down to a Doorlink model 3690, 2 inch insulated sandwich type door, 16x7. I got a pretty good price for the door and having it professionally installed. Anyone else with this companys door or any feedback on it? Thanks

Sorry, from chicago il

Hi everyone, Im currently fixing up my detached 2.5 car garage. Im installing a modine 45btu furnace, insulating and drywalling. We are currently looking for a new garage door, 16 x 7, and going with a 2 inch insulated with 10 r value. We are also going with the window option that goes across...