Question 1: Can the gas pipeline be covered during renovation? You can't wrap it. Because if there is a leak (extremely small) in the gas pipeline and joint, it will spread in an open place, and even if it is large, it is easy to be found. If it is wrapped, the leaked gas is not easy to be found, and it is easy to accumulate and reach the degree of deflagration. Once you encounter an open flame, such as turning on the light, turning off the light, making a phone call, etc. , will cause an explosion.

Question 2: Can the natural gas pipeline be wrapped with tiles? Usually, the instruments and valves are placed in the cabinet, and the gas riser can be wrapped with aluminum plate or paint glass, which is detachable and easy to maintain (in fact, it rarely changes the riser). The sewer riser can be wrapped with tiles, but the inspection port should be reserved. Design should consider the configuration of cabinets and kitchen equipment.

Question 3: Can indoor natural gas pipelines be packaged? It's best not to pack it. If there is air leakage, it is not easy to find it. Second, the accumulation of air leakage will not spread and an explosion will occur.

Question 4: Can the natural gas pipeline be covered? It is generally not recommended to bury indoor pipelines. If the sealing needs to meet certain conditions, use special materials and processes, such as seamless stainless steel bellows.

Question 5: Can the natural gas pipeline at home be packaged? Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

Question 6: Can the natural gas pipeline be wrapped in the decoration? Not in principle. If it must be wrapped, it should be convenient for ventilation and maintenance.

Question 7: Can the natural gas pipeline be wrapped in bricks? This is not allowed. The natural gas pipeline will be inspected. How to check it when it is wrapped? And it is not convenient to disassemble when replacing. What if something goes wrong?

Question 8: Can natural gas pipelines and instruments be packaged? No, they can't be wrapped inside. It is neither safe nor legal to do so. First of all, it's all wrapped inside. In case of leakage, it will be very unsafe. Secondly, it is not easy to operate during maintenance. So, don't bag it.

Question 9: Can the gas pipeline be covered during renovation? I don't know if it can't be wrapped. I'm afraid of corrosion and slight leakage. In case of gas leakage, gas will accumulate and explode under appropriate conditions.

Question 10: Can natural gas pipelines be wrapped with ceramic tiles? Yes, but the pipeline should be tested first to make sure it is watertight.