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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the difference, if it's only a few tens of centimeters, then it's good to wrap it in, and there will generally be no problems with the natural gas pipeline.
Choose your own spot. In: Southeast, and then there are professionals to install it on the line. Safety first. The labor cost is also not high. Health industry in the new era of socialism. This can be had. Study hard, work hard, and make money to be better.
There are two ways to deal with it. First, change to another location to arrange a stove and range hood! Second, it can be used as a design flaw to find the property and the developer. >>>More
This phenomenon is common, there are many old houses, and there are no safety hazards. Ten centimeters and twenty centimeters are not a problem, as long as there is no joint on this section of the pipeline, because if the air leakage is at the joint, such as elbow, tee, and other pipe sections, (the pressure in the gas pipe is much smaller than the pressure in the water pipe, as long as there is no gas leakage, there is no safety problem). At a certain age, the gas company will conduct a security check and change the pipes, and if you are still worried, you can rearrange the pipes.
No, the gas can't be blocked with this chemical material, and it can't be blocked, and there is only one way to re-weld or tie the pipe.
No... If you insist on changing the system, it's not impossible, you can ask bai