A gas enclosure with the connection details in place
The propane cylinder now sits inside an open steel cage with a hinged front, latch and padlock. Its regulator and flexible hose meet a pipe supported by the nearby wall.
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A more complete exterior asset
The cylinder rests on a ventilated base grate. Welded rails and bars form the sides and top, with a separate front door, hinges, latch and brass-colored padlock. The regulator and hose remain visible through the bars.
Length, width and height describe the complete enclosure. Existing projects retain their saved placement and dimensions; newly placed cylinders use the same detailed model.
Connect to the wall that is actually there
The rear hose fitting meets a rigid pipe with rounded elbows, two mounting clamps and a wall penetration cover. Its anchor plates touch the exterior wall face.
Moving, rotating or mirroring the cylinder recalculates the connection. The pipe is omitted when the rear fitting faces away, the wall is too far away, or a door or window occupies the route.
These are editable visual planning details, without equipment-capacity or installation sizing. Repeated cage bars share instanced geometry to keep their rendering cost small.
This milestone was documented on October 23, 2026 and added to the public history on October 23, 2026. Screenshots show the development state at the time. About this alpha history.