The System

The TracPipe^® System of flexible stainless steel piping is used for natural gas and propane installations in single and multi-family residential as well as commercial and industrial buildings. Superior corrugated TracPipe System tubing couples with TracPipe Fittings to deliver the most seamless, cohesive corrugated stainless steel tubing (CSST) solution available.

Suitable for Almost Any Application

At the hub of the installation is a multiport manifold. From there, TracPipe System tubing can go anywhere – around obstructions, across attics, or between joists and studs. It pulls just like electric wiring and can be protected with striker plates for even greater flexibility. 

• Adding a last minute appliance in a house equipped with the TracPipe System tubing? No need to rip out that perfect drywall. Grab some TracPipe Fittings and a tee – you can bend TracPipe System tubing with your hands, and it holds its shape. Add-ons have never been easier. 

• Doing a renovation and need to maintain architectural integrity? No problem, just connect into existing black iron pipe and feed TracPipe System tubing up to the new master bedroom fireplace or second floor laundry. 

• Need to supply gas to an outdoor barbeque or pool heater? TracPipe PS II is the first choice for underground and under slab installations providing standard or custom lengths, a factory installed watertight sleeve and vent capable containment fittings. 

The Flexibility You Need. The Performance You Trust.

The TracPipe System is approved for use throughout the US and Canada. It can be run through buildings in the same locations where rigid pipe materials have traditionally been used with a fraction of the threaded joints and in a fraction of the time required for installation. TracPipe System tubing was designed with inner diameters that are very close to black iron pipe and offer the industries’ highest flow rates, which can often result in using a smaller tube size resulting in significant cost savings. All TracPipe System CSST products are listed by CSA under the ANSI LC 1 Standard.