We are in the process of re-finishing/upgrading a previously finished basement. The existing setup has the heater recessed into the wall installed directly on to the foundation wall.
With the reno we are re-framing most of the wall and adding spray foam insulation and would like to move the heater to the finished side of the wall.
In order to get the supply/return piping inside the wall 2 - 90s will be needed. One to turn in perpendicular and into the wall and another to turn it up inside the wall.
From what I can see all of the end caps are made for the piping to go down and through a floor. Would the normal process be to modify the cap to allow the pipe to exit out the back?
Thanks,
Steve
With the reno we are re-framing most of the wall and adding spray foam insulation and would like to move the heater to the finished side of the wall.
In order to get the supply/return piping inside the wall 2 - 90s will be needed. One to turn in perpendicular and into the wall and another to turn it up inside the wall.
From what I can see all of the end caps are made for the piping to go down and through a floor. Would the normal process be to modify the cap to allow the pipe to exit out the back?
Thanks,
Steve
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