Gas Pipe

Whether you’re running a new service line, upgrading a home installation or specifying commercial gas piping, the right pipe material matters. Our Gas Pipe collection offers proven solutions—PE (polyethylene), CSST (corrugated stainless steel tubing) and flexible stainless steel tubing—each chosen to match specific applications and installation conditions.

Gas piping materials vary by use, location and code requirements. Underground lines commonly use polyethylene (PE) because it resists corrosion and handles burial well. Indoor or exposed runs often use black or galvanized steel, copper or approved CSST. In this collection you’ll find:

• PE / Polyethylene gas-pipe (yellow jacket): designed for direct burial underground—resists rust and handles soil conditions.

• CSST (Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing): flexible, fewer joints, ideal for indoor routing when space or layout makes rigid pipes difficult.

• Flexible stainless steel tubing / coils: useful for appliance hook-ups, difficult angle transitions or retrofit jobs.

We also support the correct sizing, material compatibility, and compliance with code for natural gas vs. propane systems.