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Folks,
Sorry for not so smart question, but, I am getting confused and need some good advise from pros who have done some work. I am doing Gas pile in my house. I know all those things about risks and other, so let us keep it aside. I am doing pressure test on every bit.. to make sure no leaks and using right wrenches (12 inch and 18 inch for 1# pipe). What I am a lil confused is, how to attach to the wall. Both HD and lowes has ring type thing and also, brackets.. Is that what generally is used? are they strong enough that with them in place and pie in them, we can screw the connections securely? Only experience can teach here, so don't want to end up making mistake and hence asking the pros.. ![]() thanks for the answer in advance... BTW, the 1 inch pipe run in both horizontal (through attic) and vertical (From attic to the utility room where my appliances are located) DJ |
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