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Good evening everyone
For those of you with large compressors what kind of lines are you running through your garage? Thanks David |
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typ914 ![]() Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 27-October 12 From: Ga Member No.: 15,086 Region Association: South East States ![]() |
I am getting ready to do the same thing in my basement garage. I would definitely not go with metal pipe. It will rust from condensation in the line. It may take a while but it will happen, even with galv pipe. Copper pipe is an option except for the cost. PVC in my opinion is the best and most cost effective option. Simple to install readily available. Some people suggest PVC can't handle the PSI of a compressor but if you check the specs on PVC, you will see that it will the pressure.
My question is about sound insulation. I am putting my compressor in a closet and want to insulate the closet to keep the noise down. Any suggestions? |
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