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Second Floor Air Compressor

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Jman

Jman

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I'm working on getting my garage organized (just moved AGAIN) and I have a question for the group. I have a single stage air compressor and it's quite loud. We have a guest bedroom above the garage that only sees occasional use. I'm wondering if there is any problem with keeping the air compressor above the garage and running the line through the floor. Is this going to cause a significant amount of moisture to pool in the hose? I'm thinking no but I'm wrong more often than not so I'll ask you guys.

I'm planning on just cutting a hole in the sub-floor and through the drywall in the ceiling of the garage. I'll maybe run a bit of PVC for the hose to ride inside of to prevent widening the drywall ceiling. Did I mention I'm renting this house? :ponder:

- Jake
 
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