The gas pipe was installed to the balcony and it had to go through the bedroom to introduce it into

I don't know how your gas company stipulates that the gas inlet pipe and riser are not allowed to pass through the bedroom, toilet and bathroom, but the user branch pipe specification does not clearly indicate that it is not allowed, and the specification indicates that "the gas branch pipe should be set up." Gas pipes laid in the living room walkway should not have joints. And the horizontal main pipe is not explicitly stated not to be installed in the bedroom,

If you don't change the location of the kitchen, the gas company should install it for you unconditionally.

Walking to the bedroom is definitely not okay, it is not safe. If it is designed by a gas company, you can find a gas company to redesign, and you should do things after receiving the money. If it's a property, ask him to give you an explanation. They can't push it.

It is not allowed to be installed in the national standard GB50028, and the gas company implements it. You can go around the exterior wall, if the installation is too difficult, you can pass through the living room, but pay attention to the installation of the pipe in the middle of the interface should not have any damage.

The natural gas company or the community property will solve it, and it is estimated that it will go from the outside.

Hello, I would like to ask how you solved it later, because I am also thinking about changing the kitchen into a bedroom now, and I am also worried about the problem you encountered.