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Home How to Plumb Gas Lines: The 3 Most Common Systems
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How to Plumb Gas Lines: The 3 Most Common Systems

Master plumber Eric Aune walks through three common ways to plumb for gas in residential and commercial work. He starts with corrugated stainless steel tubing (CSST), a flexible, lightweight option that is popular in new construction and requires specialized fittings and a dedicated cutter. Next is threaded black and galvanized iron pipe, a long-standing standard that demands skill, heavy threading equipment, and plenty of manual effort. Last is press-fit iron pipe, which replaces threading with a press tool, gas-rated sealing elements, and corrosion-resistant fittings. He compares installation speed, tooling, cost, and code considerations, drawing on nearly 30 years in the trade.

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