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Relocating Gas Meter from Kitchen to Toilet Cabinet in a Block of Flats during Renovation

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  • #1 16583333
    omaszek
    Level 10  
    Hello, I live in a block of flats, the main gas pipe goes in the toilet cabinet, turns up the kitchen to the counter, from it down the pipe to the oven and the bathroom connecting the gas boiler. The most important question is whether it is possible to move the meter from the kitchen to the cabinet in the toilet, the gas pipe is currently going by the cabinet, I will do renovation and I would like to let them go under the cabinet with a sink, even in the middle of this cabinet you can see a pipe with a valve, It is important to keep it hidden
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    Relocating Gas Meter from Kitchen to Toilet Cabinet in a Block of Flats during Renovation
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  • #2 16583377
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    omaszek wrote:
    is it possible to move the meter from the kitchen to the cabinet in the toilet
    With such a question you should go to the gasworks.
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  • #3 16583742
    wnoto
    Level 34  
    Do you use a lot of this gas a year (in m3)?
  • #4 16584536
    piotr_boncza
    Level 29  
    In accordance with applicable law, any change to the gas installation requires a project, building permit and site manager :)
    The building manager's consent (community, cooperative etc.) should also be obtained and the location of the gas meter should be agreed with the gas plant. All in all, as Wnoto suggests, not worth the skin ...
    With low consumption and high fixed charges, electricity can be cheaper. Charges for increasing power also fell. It's just that the installation may not withstand :)
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  • #5 16635005
    wnoto
    Level 34  
    For example, for me, the increase in power is about PLN 70 for each additional kW of power by cable (house). I don't know how it is in the apartments.
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  • #6 16635127
    BUCKS
    Level 39  
    wnoto wrote:
    for example, for me, the power increase is about PLN 70 for each additional kW of power with a cable - but this is a house - I don't know how in the apartment.
    It probably doesn't matter if it's a house or a flat, but the price list of the Power Plant serving the given region. For me, if I associate it correctly, it is approx. PLN 80 gross for each additional 1kW contracted capacity.

    piotr_boncza wrote:
    It's just that the installation may not withstand

    Zakład Energetyczny will give you as much power as their local forward line and your cable supplying electricity to your apartment allows. Then the installation in the apartment must be adapted to the appropriate demand, which usually involves renovation.
  • #7 16635148
    maurycy123
    Conditionally unlocked  
    omaszek wrote:
    The most important question is whether it is possible to move the meter from the kitchen to the cabinet in the toilet, the gas pipe is currently going by the cabinet, I will do renovation and I would like to let them go under the cabinet with a sink, even in the middle of this cabinet you can see a pipe with a valve, It is important to keep it hidden
    Provided that you have adequate ventilation there and:
    "The location of the gas meters should provide easy access for inspection or replacement.
    Gas meters can be installed:
    1) in cabinets made of at least flame-retardant materials with ventilation holes: "
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The discussion revolves around the feasibility of relocating a gas meter from a kitchen to a toilet cabinet in a block of flats during renovation. Key considerations include compliance with legal requirements, which necessitate a project plan, building permit, and consent from the building manager and gas provider. The installation must ensure adequate ventilation and accessibility for inspection. Participants also discuss the implications of gas consumption and potential costs associated with power increases, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety regulations and proper installation practices.
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