Gas line options

Yes, there is a plastic tubing and it comes in many sizes. I'm not up on all the codes though, you may want to check locally to see if it is accepted in a crawl space.

Around here I "think" K copper would be acceptable. I say "think" because I don't know how the crawl space would affect its acceptance. I can't see why it would matter, but ...

line about 20 feet in a crawl space. =A0Do I have any

Call a plumber in some areas i plastic covered stainless corrugated line is being used.

fast easy install.

plastic isnt coode acceptable because a minor hit might cause a devastating fire.

copper flexible isnt allowed here either for similiar reasons

Thanks.

I'm not familiar with CSST.

I considered that, but haven't priced it yet. It may be the way to go.

thanks for the reply

Yes, I've already been told the stainless flex is ok, but haven't found any long sections of it. Around here (KC) the 3 footers are $12. for that price, I'll do the threaded black pipe thing.

thanks,

DUH! I just didn't relate the abbreviation. I got it now.

Your lowest cost option is black iron. CSST isn't even close to cost effective for a DIY project. Cutting and threading in a crawl space isn't convenient, but people do it every day without problems. Buy a pair of BIG aluminum pipe wrenches, a pipe cutter (a Sawzall is nice, too), threading dies and ratchet, a bottle of Teflon pipe dope, a decent vise and have at it. In our town most of the tools can be rented for $10 for a half day if you don't want to invest in Harbor Freight specials. Good luck.

Joe

Two ten foot pieces, and a couple of couplers? Some pipe hangers?

I know what you mean about not liking crawl spaces.