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A client of mine noticed the water heater had no pan. It was in an unfinished basement, so didn't seem like too much a big deal. However, the distance from the wh to the floor drain concerned him. Is there a way to install a pan after the wh is already installed? Like some dam to hose setup? Maybe a quick product?
thanks, tom |
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Please Note:
jkogel is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
A sheet metal shop could fabricate a pan with one side bent down that could be slipped under the tank.
Get them to make me one too. John Kogel www.allsafehome.ca |
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Brilliant answer, and simple too. |
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I like the idea. I can send you a DIY kit, a sheet of aluminum foil, all the the low-low price of $99.99!
Thank you, tom |
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