Vent selection question

Vermonter_2

William Faust

Gorton combinations

Three #1's provide 90% of the venting from one #2. Assume that the former is adequate venting. The cost of three #1's is just a couple of dollars less than the cost of a #2.

Okay, which would the pros install - three #1's or one #2? I figure the #1's because an instance of failure would cost less to replace. But I don't know the reliability of the #1's relative to the #2's.

jim_129

vents

Do the #2-Gortons are very reliable vents.

Steamhead (in transit)

I agree

and the #2 doesn't require as much piping to install.

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William Faust

Okay, you stumped me...

and I'll take your advice. Less work is good.

gerry gill

yup, #2

i only use the #1 when i either can't fit in a #2 or the size of the #2 would look stupid.

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