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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is a bit strange, probably a requirement of local regulations.
What if the owner wants to make an open kitchen?
From your kitchen, you don't need gas in your house!! It's infuriating.
In fact, the kitchen is a suitable place for the barn door to be installed, and when the barn door is installed, we can install a sealing strip on the door with wood wax oil, which not only improves the overall anti-fouling ability, but also solves the problem of sealing.
Natural gas cannot be turned on, and there is no door in the kitchen, which is too much of a safety hazard. >>>More
Hello, this doesn't matter, the main thing is that the buried pipe can't be made of plastic.
The safety regulations must have windows, it is recommended that you open a window, it is too dangerous to use natural gas without windows. Or you can switch to an induction cooker, which is a little safer.