Can the gas pipe go back to the living room?

Abstract Hello, glad to be able to your question, yes. It's just that this is unsightly and inconvenient for decoration. According to the gas design requirements, the pipes entering the room must not be buried underground, so some residents' pipes may pass through the living room.

There are two ways to deal with this matter, one is to pass under the top ceiling and cover it when the ceiling is suspended, so as not to affect the appearance; You can also walk along the wall and make a wall skirt to cover it. Comparatively, it is not as good as the former scheme.

Of course, if it passes through the lower part of the wall, you can also deal with it behind the back, but you need to groove the wall after the acceptance of the gas project and a few days before the opening.

Can the gas pipe go back to the living room?

Hello, glad to be able to have your question, yes. It's just that this is unsightly and inconvenient for decoration. According to the gas design requirements, the pipes entering the room must not be buried underground, so some residents' pipes may pass through the living room.

There are two ways to deal with this matter, one is to pass under the top ceiling and cover it when the ceiling is suspended, so as not to affect the appearance; You can also walk along the wall and make a wall skirt to cover it. Comparatively, it is not as good as the former scheme. Of course, if it passes through the lower part of the wall, you can also deal with it behind the back, but you need to groove the wall after the acceptance of the gas project and a few days before the opening.

I ask you if you are compliant.

Compliant.

Is there any reason to get the gas company to change the line.

You can call 95158 for advice, and if you are concerned about safety, you are advised to give up changing your route, because safety is the most important thing.

I thought it wasn't safe to walk in my living room, so I wanted him to change the line.

Then you can tell him directly, you don't agree to go to the living room, just let him change the line.

The second-hand house he bought is already there, and there is any reasonable compliance method to ask him to change the line.

Hello, if it's a second-hand house, then you can't ask it to change the line, I'm very sorry.

OK. It's just that this is unsightly and inconvenient for decoration. According to the gas design requirements, the pipes entering the room must not be buried underground, so some residents' pipes may pass through the living room.

There are two ways to deal with this matter, one is to pass under the top ceiling and cover it when the ceiling is suspended, so as not to affect the appearance; You can also walk along the wall and make a wall skirt to cover it. Comparatively, it is not as good as the former scheme.

Of course, if it is passed through the lower part of the wall, you can also deal with it behind the back, but you need to groove and cover the wall after the acceptance of the gas project and a few days before the opening, of course, this method should not be seen by the property and gas staff.

No, find a developer and petition level by level.

No, there must be a partition door between the kitchen and the living room, if there is no gas alarm gas available. Install a gas alarm, if your home leaks it will ring and automatically cut off the gas.

Gas pipes can only go through the outer wall, not into the living room, and cannot be buried in the wall.