[AT] Shop LP Plumbing

[Gene Waugh Elgin, Illinois USA]

Where I am, NE IL, the gas would have to be run in black iron (or 
possibly copper, I have not worked with LP here) inside the building.  
There are plastic materials that can be run underground, using a 90 deg 
metal riser pipe to keep all the plastics underground.

/Gene
Gene Waugh
Elgin, Illinois USA/


Len Rugen wrote:
> I want to run a LP  line in the wall to my future bathroom in the shop.  We used to use copper tubing for this, but with the price of copper, is there another alternative?  I think they run natural gas in black pipe, but I don't have a threading tool, so I'd have to work out exact parts & lengths.  Plastic????  
>  
> I plan on putting a small unvented "blue flame" heater in the bathroom and probably a larger one in the attached green house.  I don't want the heat to keep the pipes from freezing to be dependent on electricity.  
>  
> Thanks
>  
> Len Rugen
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