Bassman
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I have 3/4" pipe coming up through the floor to my range. Is it okay to transition to 1/2" for a couple of feet to re-position the shutoff valve? Thanks.
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probably so ,but check the BTU on that stove.
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Why not use 3/4" for the offset and not worry about being undersized?
Why not use 3/4" for the offset and not worry about being undersized?
Bassman
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Marlin336 said:
It was a question of weasling the pipe in some tight quarters shared with other plumbing and electrical. Not a huge deal, but I'm finicky with my own work. Inspection is tomorrow and I've decided not to do anything unless the inspector hates what I already have there.
Calif_Pilot
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plumbing code requires 3/4 inch pipe for a stove
GrumpyPlumber
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calif_pilot said:
It does?
Here we get up to 110K btu on a 10' of 1/2".
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