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I'm a little wiped out and can't remember - In regards to clearance from a single wall w/h vent - is pvc considered a combustible material? Thanks in advance.
"A man cannot be truly grateful and remain unhappy"
http://www.SmithHomeInspection.com SmithHomeInspection@yahoo.com NY State Lic. # 16000008304 631-434-5200 |
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Please Note:
relliott is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
It is not rated past 122 degrees
Here is a little more on pvc . http://www.chej.org/BESAFE/pvc/about.htm |
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Thanks Robert;
I got home last night after the inspection (house built in 1940 with lots of additions - 4 crawlspaces, 3 attics, 3 ac systems, 5 heating zones, 7 sub panels) and I was completely spent. I appreciate the response. "A man cannot be truly grateful and remain unhappy"
http://www.SmithHomeInspection.com SmithHomeInspection@yahoo.com NY State Lic. # 16000008304 631-434-5200 |
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