Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab

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Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab
Author: rpendurkar (NC) My townhouse is a middle unit and has gas existing connection for heating, hot water and fireplace. Is it possible to draw a additional gas line (using professional installer) to the kitchen (which shares a wall with neighbor) for a gas stove. Currently the stove is electric. The kitchen does not have a exterior wall. This is in Charlotte, NC Thanks
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Re: Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab
Author: hj (AZ) The idea is good, but it depends on HOW the existing pipe could be accessed and how the new line would be run.
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Re: Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab
Author: bernabeu (SC) a new gas range may not be allowed first ...... check with your local building dept. then, IF allowed, contact your HOA for permission THEN ...... get a licensed bonded insured contractor for a proposal ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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Re: Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab
Author: packy (MA) anything is possible. CSST is a flexible approved gas piping system. while it requires quite a bit of protection from damage it does make some installations easier.
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Re: Installing a gas line in a townhouse (in-between unit) sitting on a concrete slab
Author: bsipps (PA) Personally I like running them through the floor just in front of the drywall This leaves more room for clearance depending on the manufacturer gas and electrical allowances
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