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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to the norm, it is not allowed, bedrooms, and bathrooms are not allowed!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, there are chimneys, venting fans, ventilation
Smith, Ariston are all good.
The problem is not very big. Keep it away from the socket to prevent the socket from igniting in case of gas leakage.
The kitchen faucet is broken, or the direction is wrong.
No, because gas water heaters release incompletely burned gas when used. It's going to be suffocating. It should be isolated from the bathroom air type, and the exhaust should be fanned outside above the gas water heater.
If the gas water heater is installed in the bathroom, be sure to pay attention to ventilation. And the exhaust pipe of the water heater must be installed to the outside, and the water heater and gas should be kept at a distance, etc.