Venting Exhaust Gasses

T.A. Williams

Does anyone ever encounter problems with installing flue pipe for gas-fired, condensing boilers or water heaters? If so, what?

Mark Hunt

YES!

I have a tough time crimping stainlees steel pipe and it's even tougher to cut.

Mark H

Brian (Tankless) Wood

Har de har har

Ah lahk de yankee sense of humus, but us coonass Cajuns have a way of gettn ya'll back for dem time-consumin gifs.

I got it after tree clicks on de dam ting :O)

Pierre Clodile (tankless) in Swampland.

steve_6

screws

what do you use for screwing them together

Mark Hunt

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!


Sorry Brian!


Mark H

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Mark Hunt

We use


Hi temp tape.

Mark H

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Mark Hunt

Tom


sorry I hijacked your post. What exactly are you looking for?

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Unknown

Follow the instructions

for the equipment and make sure you have all the special adapters that are often needed to make the proper connections.

It is often a lot of prelimnary study to determine how you are going to vent and then getting the proper kit to do what you planned.

It is a good idea to contact all the various companies that make these venting set ups for literature on their products. They will gie you procedures for connecting and sealing. High temp tape, RTV sealant are some of the different ways. Some new things like Fas-n-seal.

All these special venting procedures are impossible to condense into one simple instruction. Each one is different.