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Gas pipe tightening question from a newbie
Wayne,
I wonder if unions are not allowed because they have some greater risk of failure????? Smarty "Wayne Whitney" wrote in message ... On 2006-11-09, Smarty wrote: I thought about putting unions all over the place so that each segment could be independently tightened. I have not seen professionals use this approach, so I am guessing this is not a great solution..... In my building code, unions are only allowed "adjacent to accessible equipment". That is, if you hard pipe an appliance, you can use a union for the final connection. Otherwise, unions are out. You can use a left/right coupling, though. Cheers, Wayne |
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