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Old 08-03-2008, 04:32 AM
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Default Re: Gas lines in the attic in lightning-prone areas
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Originally Posted by barb1191
Was wondering how one can tell where their gas lines run, roof or ground? If one has vaulted ceilings throughout, is it fair to assume that the gas lines are NOT run overhead?

Vaulted ceilings = no attics.
We have vaulted ceilings and gas lines in the attic. They are over our garage. There is still 3 to 5 feet between your vaulted ceiling and the roof of your house. If you access your attic from the garage (depending on model of your home) you may see the gas lines if you have gas. The piping is covered in yellow vinyl, but you can see the CSST near the fittings.
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