Description
2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC)
The 2024 International Fuel Gas Code, published by the International Code Council, covers the design and installation of fuel gas piping systems and appliances. Contractors, inspectors and engineers use it for work on natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas systems.
This edition moves to a single-column layout with modernized fonts, shaded table headers for easier navigation, and QR codes that replace the old margin lines for tracking code changes.
Combustion air testing and fume protection
New Section D105.2 in Appendix D sets testing protocols for combustion air and vent drafting on Category I appliances, and Section 304.12 has been rewritten to give clearer standards for protecting appliances from fumes and gases.
Workmanship and engineered wood requirements
Section 403.6 carries stronger language on workmanship and defects in piping systems, and Section 302.3 streamlines the requirements for engineered wood products by removing redundant subsections.
What is new in this edition
- Single-column format with modernized fonts and QR codes for tracking changes
- New Section D105.2 testing protocols for combustion air and vent drafting (Category I appliances)
- Section 304.12 rewritten for protection from fumes and gases
- Enhanced workmanship language in Section 403.6
- Streamlined engineered wood product requirements in Section 302.3
Book details
- Title: 2024 International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC)
- Edition: 2024
- Publisher: International Code Council (ICC)
- ISBN-13: 9781959851790
Questions buyers ask
Who uses the 2024 International Fuel Gas Code?
Contractors, inspectors and engineers use it to design and install fuel gas piping systems and appliances that run on natural gas or LPG.
What changed in the 2024 edition?
The main technical changes are new combustion air testing protocols in Appendix D, a rewritten fume protection section, stronger workmanship language for piping, and streamlined engineered wood requirements.
Does this edition cover combustion air testing?
Yes, new Section D105.2 sets testing protocols for combustion air and vent drafting on Category I appliances.
What changed for engineered wood products?
Section 302.3 was streamlined to remove redundant subsections from the earlier requirements.
Is the 2024 edition organized differently from earlier ones?
Yes, it uses a single-column layout with shaded table headers and QR codes that replace the old margin lines used to flag changes.
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