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Anonymous users2024-01-24I personally don't have any good ideas. But I have a good suggestion.
I think gas is the same as electricity, you must start from a safety point of view when installing, your situation is very special, for the sake of safety, I think you had better find a gas company and let them help you solve it.
Water, fire, electricity, and gas are all ruthlessly must be cautious.
If a residential building is converted into a hotel, the surrounding neighbors must sign and agree before applying for a business license.
Generally, gas pipelines cannot be changed at will. It is recommended that you try not to move, even if you don't use it now, you can't use it in the future. It's a hassle to apply again. Keep it, it won't affect anything.
Hello classmates, many of the current drainage pipes are PVC, and there are special PVC drainage pipes, with thick walls and corrosion resistance. Thank you.
Yes, you can.
Although you live on the ground floor. >>>More
Is the building where the kitchen is installed a residential house? What effect does it have on you that it is placed on the third floor? If you find that it is not suitable, you can generally find the property or neighborhood committee first, and call the police if it doesn't work.