Black pipe/dryer vent spacing?
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Shacko
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You shouldn't have any problems, dryer vents don't get hot enough to hurt the gas line.
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Doherty Plumbing
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I'd agree. If you're that worried about it though you could put some insulation on the gas line.
My furnace vent touches the black iron gas pipe that feeds the furnace.
I think clearance concerns combustibles, in which case my B-vent would need 1 inch.
But to my knowledge, a black iron gas line is not combustible.
I think clearance concerns combustibles, in which case my B-vent would need 1 inch.
But to my knowledge, a black iron gas line is not combustible.
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Doherty Plumbing
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You're right. The gas line wouldn't be considered combustible.
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IF that is your ONLY problem in life, then you do not have any problems.
IF that is your ONLY problem in life, then you do not have any problems.
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