Outdoor Natural Gas Line Installation Question

I have the natural gas setup you want on my back patio, but I didn't have to get it installed. It was there when I bought the place. I would definitely make sure you get one with enough pressure/outflow. That's the only gripe I have with mine. The hottest it will get my gas grill is a about 450.

Slab house. Built in 50's but recently renovated about 2 years ago. before i moved in though.

i haven't contacted a plumber yet but LSUBalls made a good point i didn't think about. I'm not sure the main line pressure is going to be enough for a high pressure (crawfish) burner which needs about a 10-15psi regulator coming off of a standard propane bottle. most likely just going to be enough to fuel a gas grill or cooktop. AND only one at a time not both. I'm beginning to assume that having multiple stubs will not be possible. we shall see though. Thanks for the insight though, guys.

I installed mine myself, and it was a pain in the arse. I tied into my gas line at my hot water heater in attic, ran hard pipe to my my top plate. Drilling the whole through my top plate was the hardest part, due to my roof pitch coming down and hitting top of drill. Had to drill at angle from side of top plate. Then I ran the yellow flex gas line through the wall due to not being able to run hard pipe in tight situation. I hammer drill out a half a brick where I wanted it to come out. Ran a string down from the top plate to the hole in the brick, then pulled the line through. You will have to then get plate to mount the line through, that will cover the whole in the brick. (Unless you can come out in the back of a cabinet or some where out of sight)

One more thing. They will not sell the flex pipe to anyone without a plumbers license. So I bought (3) 6 foot water heater gas lines from home depot, with fittings on each end. I attached them and ran it through the wall.

And one more thing. I ran half inch line and it does the job. At my valves, I stepped it up to 3/4 because a half inch valve has a 1/4 inch hole in it. I use the G4 burner, which is awesome. If I fill my Crawfish pot with hot water from my outdoor kitchen sink, I can come to boil in 17 minutes. If cold water, takes 35 mins. But it beats propane bottles.

Do you happen to have a gas dryer near where you want the gas line to go?


ETA...... I made a 32 jet natural gas burner to boil seafood.