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All-Purpose OWF Discussions => Plumbing => Topic started by: DBeleskey on October 09, 2018, 06:37:54 PM

Title: LogStor in Basement
Post by: DBeleskey on October 09, 2018, 06:37:54 PM

Just put my LogStor pipe in the ground today. I left lots at the furnace end for connections but I am unsure about how much to leave inside once I get through the basement wall. I had a little extra so I just stuck it through the wall thinking I could cut to length tomorrow.
Is there a recommended length of pipe to leave sticking through the wall. Don't want to leave to much but also don't want to cut it off in case there is a reason that I am not seeing.

I plan on bringing the copper right down to where the LogStor comes through the wall. Is this also the recommended way ?

Title: Re: LogStor in Basement
Post by: RSI on October 09, 2018, 09:20:50 PM

Can be as far in as you want. I would leave enough to allow cutting off and replacing fittings a few times. If for some reason you ever have to replace the fittings you want to make sure you have pipe to work with.

Title: Re: LogStor in Basement
Post by: DBeleskey on October 11, 2018, 07:08:29 AM

Thanks...so a couple of feet should do.

Title: Re: LogStor in Basement
Post by: DBeleskey on November 06, 2018, 01:34:58 PM

Does anyone using Logstor have any pictures of what the pipe setup looks like when it comes in through the wall ? I am trying to get the pipe from the floor to the ceiling to go across the room without using too many elbows and restricting the flow.