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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is absolutely not allowed according to the regulations. There are strict requirements for the length of the pipe entering the house and the distance from the stove.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No! GB50028-2006 urban gas design code 10 2 14 The location of the gas inlet pipe shall comply with the following provisions: 1. The gas inlet pipe shall not be laid in the bedroom, bathroom, warehouse of flammable or explosive materials, room with corrosive medium, power generation room, distribution room, substation room, air conditioning room without gas, ventilation room, computer room, cable trench, heating ditch, flue and air inlet duct, garbage duct and other places.
No. This is under the purview of the natural gas company and must be handled by the natural company.
Of course, my water heater is installed in the kitchen and works fine when I take a shower
You know what you mean? If you don't install radiators, it doesn't seem to have much to do with your natural gas.
Yes. That's how my family is. You can install a gas water heater in the kitchen and then go to the bathroom with an underground water diversion.
Are you sure that the distance between your kitchen and bathroom is 20 meters, with your description compared with the general room structure The distance of 20 meters is very exaggerated, if the distance reaches 20 meters, after you install it, it will take a long time for the hot water to be supplied to the bathroom normally!