vancouver New Member Messages 6 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location Vancouver, BC Mar 25, 2011 #1 I'm running 2" ABS across some hot air ducting in a floor between joists. Should I protect the ABS from the heat or does it matter?
I'm running 2" ABS across some hot air ducting in a floor between joists. Should I protect the ABS from the heat or does it matter?
Shacko Master Plumber-Gas Fitter Messages 559 Reaction score 1 Points 0 Location Rosedale, Md Mar 25, 2011 #2 With the temperature that you run heating duct you shouldn't have a problem, I would not lay the pipe on the duct.
With the temperature that you run heating duct you shouldn't have a problem, I would not lay the pipe on the duct.
vancouver New Member Messages 6 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location Vancouver, BC Mar 25, 2011 #3 That's what I was thinking. Is there anything I could wrap around the pipe to deflect the heat? There isn't much room between the pipe and duct.
That's what I was thinking. Is there anything I could wrap around the pipe to deflect the heat? There isn't much room between the pipe and duct.
Furd Engineer Messages 448 Reaction score 2 Points 16 Location Wet side of Washington State Mar 25, 2011 #4 If the duct is in an unheated space it really should be insulated. While ABS WILL soften and can deform when heated it will take a lot more heat than it will ever see even a 1/2 inch away from a residential heat duct.
If the duct is in an unheated space it really should be insulated. While ABS WILL soften and can deform when heated it will take a lot more heat than it will ever see even a 1/2 inch away from a residential heat duct.