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how deep to bury thermo pex for oWB?
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<blockquote data-quote="Slick" data-source="post: 1138838" data-attributes="member: 27259"><p>I'm also in PA...I'll be using thermopex from CB...my dealer said at least 12" and much more than that isn't needed...it's rated to run ON the ground and he's done that for winter installs then buries in the spring....snow doesn't melt off it above ground so I can see why going very deep isn't needed. I'd say it depends on your insulation of the pex your using....weak insulation go deeper, good stuff not as much need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Slick, post: 1138838, member: 27259"] I'm also in PA...I'll be using thermopex from CB...my dealer said at least 12" and much more than that isn't needed...it's rated to run ON the ground and he's done that for winter installs then buries in the spring....snow doesn't melt off it above ground so I can see why going very deep isn't needed. I'd say it depends on your insulation of the pex your using....weak insulation go deeper, good stuff not as much need. [/QUOTE]
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