As dumb as this sounds for a motorcycle board Im at wits end.
I have a large porcelin propane grill. Im remodeling/rebuilding my deck. On the new deck Im building the grill into the deck with counters on both sides. The grill is located pretty close to the spot in the house where the gas lines are for the furnace etc.
What do I need to do to convert my grill over to natural gas.
Ive contacted the grill company with....We wont encourage or discourage the answer to that question due to liability reasons.
My gas line already has a t-valve near the exterior wall from the previous owner. If I run flex tubing (gas line of course) from the T-valve thru the exterior wall under the deck and up behind the grill to a shut off. Then from the shut off to the "part needed" then to the grill will I need to do anything else? The total run of flex hose is about 12-15 feet. Is there a "pressure" concern I need to meet with the gas? Im sure the regulator is different but I have no clue.
Cant proceed any further with the deck until this is handled.
ICE
I have a large porcelin propane grill. Im remodeling/rebuilding my deck. On the new deck Im building the grill into the deck with counters on both sides. The grill is located pretty close to the spot in the house where the gas lines are for the furnace etc.
What do I need to do to convert my grill over to natural gas.
Ive contacted the grill company with....We wont encourage or discourage the answer to that question due to liability reasons.
My gas line already has a t-valve near the exterior wall from the previous owner. If I run flex tubing (gas line of course) from the T-valve thru the exterior wall under the deck and up behind the grill to a shut off. Then from the shut off to the "part needed" then to the grill will I need to do anything else? The total run of flex hose is about 12-15 feet. Is there a "pressure" concern I need to meet with the gas? Im sure the regulator is different but I have no clue.
Cant proceed any further with the deck until this is handled.
ICE