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Anonymous users2024-01-24What are you kidding, the flue and exhaust pipe in the kitchen are all civil design, you don't care if you don't use him, what do you use to remove the people upstairs and downstairs? These are all things on top of the main structure, which cannot be moved.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is better not to demolish the infrastructure in the building.
Of course not, the public flue is originally used to exhaust oil fumes, due to the difference in air pressure, the flue has a natural suction ability, and it will not be poured back.
Professionals are required to go to the site to find the leakage point, and then design a maintenance plan to solve the leakage problem according to the actual situation on the site.
It should be possible, the first floor does not affect the use of the flue by others, we can open our own holes here to exhaust the smoke, but the original flue belongs to the public facilities and cannot be removed.
It's okay, the exterior wall is an open space, and even if these gas meters leak, they won't blow up, and they won't affect safety.
It has nothing to do with the first floor. The public flue is dispensable on the first floor. There are no residents below, there is no need to ventilate below, it is normal for people to smash it, and your water leakage has nothing to do with the 1st floor. It should be that you don't pay attention when you install it yourself. Let's find out why.