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Anonymous users2024-01-24Open kitchens cannot be turned on with natural gas.
Because natural gas is different from liquefied gas, natural gas is easy to diffuse, if the kitchen is designed to be open, the gas may spread to the living room or even the bedroom, which is very easy to cause an explosion accident, and the consequences are unimaginable. Therefore, when the staff of the gas company finds that there is no door in the kitchen, they will first ask the owner to rectify it.
According to the national standard, there is indeed this provision - GB16914-2012 "Safety Technical Conditions for Gas Appliances", CJJ12-2013 "Household Gas Appliances Installation and Acceptance Regulations" and other standards all mention that "gas and gas appliances can only be used in non-residential rooms".
The open kitchen is connected to the living room, etc., and in the event of a gas leak, the gas can easily spread quickly to the living room (living room), and if a deflagration accident occurs, there is no obstruction, and the shock wave will directly rush to the living room and other places, which is a high risk factor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Open kitchens are not allowed to turn on natural gas according to regulations. Hard and fast rules, which cannot be changed.
The gas company lied to you, and that master just didn't want to get it for you! Now it is generally an open kitchen, and it is not said that if you can't open the gas, you have to let people install the door! He turns on his natural gas, it's not his business to explode or not! >>>More
Nowadays, there are many forms of house decoration, and in recent years, the more popular is the open kitchen, which is very popular with the younger generation. Although the open kitchen is very fashionable and trendy, there are certain drawbacks, such as not being able to turn on natural gas. So, why can't open kitchens be turned on with natural gas? >>>More
Open kitchens cannot be turned on with natural gas.
Because natural gas is different from liquefied gas, natural gas is easy to diffuse, if the kitchen is designed to be open, the gas may spread to the living room or even the bedroom, which is very easy to cause an explosion accident, and the consequences are unimaginable. Therefore, when the staff of the gas company finds that there is no door in the kitchen, they will first ask the owner to rectify it. >>>More
Hello, the open kitchen can be turned on natural gas, there is no rule that it cannot be opened, but some people may be worried about natural gas leakage, I hope it can help you.
Natural gas cannot be turned on, and there is no door in the kitchen, which is too much of a safety hazard. >>>More