Tubing through flooring

Started by Samjohn, April 21, 2021, 07:06:43 AM

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Samjohn

Hello.
Question- can copper tubing go through flooring in a residential setting? Or do i need to drop down with blk pipe and make connection with copper tubing below floor within flooring joists?
I can't seen to find code rule for this  :-\
Any direction for my question is greatly appreciated!

(feeding a branch line to main floor kitchen gas range, 20'run)

Attavior

Yes, no issues.   Just make sure it then supported at the appliance so that it's unmovable when attaching with the appliance flex connection

Samjohn

Thanks for replying! :)
Is there a code for any piping/tubing going through floor?

Attavior

Only one I can think of is to have 2" of bare pipe after the threads thru the finished floor.

...... And gas connectors can not pass thru a wall or floor.   

Sorry, not at my code book.   Don't have the code references. 

Samjohn

Found the code you mentioned for 2" of unthreaded pipe through floor 6.12.2

Thanks for your help