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Fire Hazard?
dennis8
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Just insulated my steam pipes. I insulated the first riser that comes out of the boiler. The insulation is about 4 inched from the top of the boiler. I know that the fiberglass is fireproof but what about the foil backed paper? I looked at diagrams of my boiler and it appears that the open flame is on the very bottom and then there is a large cast iron block that the riser comes out of. I am thinking that I am in the clear as far as a fire hazard. Any thought would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Dennis
Thanks in advance.
Dennis
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You should be fine
there's plenty of separation between the flame and the insulation.All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
Steam, Vapor & Hot-Water Heating Specialists
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Thanks
Hi Steamhead,
Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated!!
Dennis0
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