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I ended up running 1/2” black pipe today. That was recommended to me by the place I bought the furnace, I will need to add a regulator at the end to reduce down to .5 psi. Pressure tested everything and it held air, no leaks. Will mount the furnace and vent this coming week.

This is residential.

We are on natural gas.

It appears the pipe labeled “main” is 1/2” and labeled 2psi, there is then a regulator and the dryer, furnace, fireplace, water heater are also 1/2” soft copper are after the regulator. Where the main line connects to the regulator and appliances is about 25’-30’ from the meter.

Natural gas, csst. It will be the same pressure as what supplies the other appliances I mentioned. Looks as though all the other appliances are using 1/2 soft copper.

I am looking to run a gas line and install a heater before it gets too cold and wondering what size gas line to run. I Have electrical and thermostat wire roughed in just need to run the gas line. I will tie the gas line into the area in my mechanical room that feeds our furnace, water heater...

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I will be putting v410 and flake which has a lower curing temp of 35. Top coat will be v500 which requires a minimum of 50. Wish I was ready last week. Was in the 80s and 70s everyday...

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Over the last week I have been prepping my garage with grinding and cleaning. Well fall came this week and so did lower overnight temps. I decided to go forward and start the process of coating the floor with corotech v155 primer only to wake up to a still wet garage floor and regret that all my...

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