Re: Adding into a Gas Line

Posted by hj on January 18, 2004 at 20:39:34:
In response to Re: Adding into a Gas Line
You might want to check if the bathroom gas heater would be approved. In some areas gas appliances cannot be installed in bedrooms or bathrooms. : I would like to know if I can add a 6000 btu(Dearborn)Heater in a bathroom and a 30000 btu cook top in the kitchen and just tap into the existing gas line? : The main line coming into the house is 1 1/4"(20') and it presently supplies a Water Heater(12'@1"),Heater Furnace(15'@3/4"),and Gas Log Fireplace(34'@1"). : The extension to the bathroom heater and Cook Top will both be about 15' at 3/4". Since neither run alone is over 20', do I need to have a pressure test? : Any Help/Advice would be greatly appreciated.-Dan

Posted by hj on January 18, 2004 at 20:39:34:

In response to Re: Adding into a Gas Line

You might want to check if the bathroom gas heater would be approved. In some areas gas appliances cannot be installed in bedrooms or bathrooms.

: I would like to know if I can add a 6000 btu(Dearborn)Heater in a bathroom and a 30000 btu cook top in the kitchen and just tap into the existing gas line?
: The main line coming into the house is 1 1/4"(20') and it presently supplies a Water Heater(12'@1"),Heater Furnace(15'@3/4"),and Gas Log Fireplace(34'@1").
: The extension to the bathroom heater and Cook Top will both be about 15' at 3/4". Since neither run alone is over 20', do I need to have a pressure test?
: Any Help/Advice would be greatly appreciated.-Dan

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