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Anonymous users2024-01-23Municipal natural gas pipelines cannot pass through the user's home, which is a requirement of relevant codes and standards.
If it is a separate gas line that supplies gas to your home, there is no problem as long as the gas line does not pass through the living room, bedroom, etc., and directly enters the kitchen from the outside of the building.
But you can't say that gas lines to other users pass through your home, which is not allowed. It is recommended to communicate and negotiate with the local gas management department.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's okay, it's something you have to use at home. Basically, the second floor is installed upwards like this.
There will be safety hazards, and it would be better if you considered a blind at the window location.
You can ask for a change in the installation, and if not, you can ask for compensation.
So what else can be done, electric water heaters, solar energy, heat exchangers (which can only be used for heating in winter), there is no other way.
Air leakage, which can be repaired and solved. But it affected the lighting! That's the key! You can find the property and the developer, and ask them to negotiate with the designer and the gas company and relocate.
Property companies are only a small role, but through them you can find developers and gas companies. This situation to you. After handing over the house, I added something else without saying hello to the owner. >>>More