Bill Kibbel

I used it for a couple long home runs. It's labelled 14-2-2. 14-4 has black, red, white and blue.

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Chad is probably gonna make this happen.

GFI?

Yes, it's a coupling manufactured by Fernco. I think it's called "Strongback".

Approved flex couplings used underground meet a specific ASTM standard to withstand earth loads/shear. The only one I'm familiar with is shielded (a stainless steel band) and has molded-in bushings.

Probably not for sidewall vent termination. Those usually have a vent safety switch that shuts it down if there isn't adequate natural draft right away. Download and check the manufacturer's instructions

Gas or electric? 2-3 weeks, turn it down to vacation setting. A month or more, I shut it off.

I don't like plastic anything. The fiber cement is really quick and easy. If you dont have one, grab a cheap drywall lift from Craigslist or Horror Fright.

I would choose 4x8 sheets of beaded fiber cement (HardieSoffit).

It ain't the first one. According to neighbors, they rent out the basement to overnight guests.

The water is frozen when it gets here.

Did you try contacting Empire Comfort? (Empire Stove Co.) I'm pretty sure they're still around. Also contact Northern Propane Products. I got some gas light parts there - not the right brand, but it worked.

Well stated, Jim. You also need access to maintain stone foundation walls. http://historicbldgs.com/stonefoundations.htm

Post the exact language in the standards that specifically prohibits cost projections. Does it state "not required to" or prohibit? Are these standards recognized/enforced by any state law? Testing vermiculite for asbestos is completely useless and wasting the homeowners money. There is no correlation between any test results and the actual presence/absence/amount of asbestos fibers in the vermiculite.