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Anonymous users2024-01-24Dozens of floors of commercial buildings share a flue. Are you talking about commercial housing? Commercial houses generally can't do two adjacent kitchens, and they can share a flue. Because the building design kitchen is not easy to do next to each other.
Don't worry, there is no impact, and the nature of a few households is the same.
Yes, when connecting, the two should be connected to make a tee, which can prevent the backflow of oil smoke.
Fix it with an iron sand mesh (slightly larger than the hole) and smooth it with cement and sand plaster.
Feng Shui is fine as long as the toilet and kitchen doors are not facing each other.
No, because the flue needs to be equipped with a check valve, that is, it will not return after the smoke is exhausted. The two families share a flue, and the smoke exhaust to the flue is in one part, so it is easy to smoke with the next door, and the next door does not open the range hood, and the smoke will be crossed. So it is not possible to share a flue.