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    Clear a corner out for mine when I come to vist
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    Quote Originally Posted by sg4356 View Post
    Clear a corner out for mine when I come to vist
    Will do Denny.
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    Started on the inside last week, all walls up
    ready to run electric, water and air lines.
    Then insulate and sheet it off
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA34GUY View Post
    Started on the inside last week, all walls up
    ready to run electric, water and air lines.
    Then insulate and sheet it off
    If you are running air lines inside the wall are you using something other than copper or iron lines? If so, what are you using and how are you addressing the moisture problem?
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