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Anonymous users2024-01-24Gas pipes generally pass through the cupboard, but your main problem now is the problem of hot and cold water pipes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Gas pipes can pass through the cabinet, but exhaust pipes can't go through the cabinet. It doesn't cost much,
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I just designed a cabinet with a water heater today.
Hot and cold water and gas pipes can be punched under the countertop back up, if it is an artificial stone countertop, to sell artificial stone, then find a worker to open the hole will be dozens of dollars.
However, it is best to remove the top and bottom plates of the cabinet with the water heater to dissipate the heat well, because according to the specification, the water heater cannot be wrapped in the cabinet.
So it must be well ventilated and dissipated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Can be crossed, the price is not much. Buy your own gas pipes, and find someone to open the hole!
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, you can ask the cabinet manufacturers, many cabinet manufacturers go directly from under the countertop, no problem.
Personally, I don't think it's appropriate.
1.The company should take into account the problems that may arise when designing, and now the responsibility for the problem lies entirely with them, and you have the right to ask them to design a reasonable cabinet for you from the new. >>>More
Find a kitchen installer, there are special installation workers, go to the cabinet street or something, and ask around the water to find out.
If it's fast, just install the tube. If you need to go through the case, you can punch holes. Don't be afraid of trouble to let the pipe go under the case, and it is troublesome to punch holes. Hope it helps. >>>More
It doesn't matter much, it's just that I'm afraid of high humidity and high temperature, and it's easy to deform.
Find a cabinet company or order directly online, and ask a carpenter to install.