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Can Dryer Vent Touching Gas Line. I am installing a new dryer vent. Like in the video, i will use metal duct tape to tape all the seams, and use the vent clamp to connect at the dryer itself. The gas line should be moved away from the dryer vent. Can this be an issue, especially if lint. One option that allows us to reuse the existing vent is to run the duct from the dryer through the floor into the mechanical area, across the room under the joists and then up. The only building codes i could find regarding dryer vent termination were the international residential code, which says: Exhaust ducts shall terminate on the outside of the. No, it shouldn't be that way. It’s a gas dryer and i found out that my basement doesn’t have a gas line. I discover the dryer duct touches the natural gas iron pipe in the basement ceiling about two feet from the dryer. I have a gas line in the kitchen that the stove is using. There is a spot that would be the easiest to install it in but it already has other pipes and wires in. It looks like the proposed duct pipe would clear the gas.

I discover the dryer duct touches the natural gas iron pipe in the basement ceiling about two feet from the dryer. I am installing a new dryer vent. One option that allows us to reuse the existing vent is to run the duct from the dryer through the floor into the mechanical area, across the room under the joists and then up. There is a spot that would be the easiest to install it in but it already has other pipes and wires in. I have a gas line in the kitchen that the stove is using. Like in the video, i will use metal duct tape to tape all the seams, and use the vent clamp to connect at the dryer itself. It’s a gas dryer and i found out that my basement doesn’t have a gas line. Can this be an issue, especially if lint. The gas line should be moved away from the dryer vent. No, it shouldn't be that way.

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Can Dryer Vent Touching Gas Line One option that allows us to reuse the existing vent is to run the duct from the dryer through the floor into the mechanical area, across the room under the joists and then up. I am installing a new dryer vent. One option that allows us to reuse the existing vent is to run the duct from the dryer through the floor into the mechanical area, across the room under the joists and then up. I discover the dryer duct touches the natural gas iron pipe in the basement ceiling about two feet from the dryer. Like in the video, i will use metal duct tape to tape all the seams, and use the vent clamp to connect at the dryer itself. It’s a gas dryer and i found out that my basement doesn’t have a gas line. There is a spot that would be the easiest to install it in but it already has other pipes and wires in. The only building codes i could find regarding dryer vent termination were the international residential code, which says: It looks like the proposed duct pipe would clear the gas. Exhaust ducts shall terminate on the outside of the. No, it shouldn't be that way. Can this be an issue, especially if lint. I have a gas line in the kitchen that the stove is using. The gas line should be moved away from the dryer vent.