May 29, 201312 yr Staff Common sense and concealed gas pipes in the kitchen Many executive condominiums and other condos are connected to a piped gas supply. For cosmetic reasons, some developments have gas pipes hidden within the plastered walls. There was an incident where a contractor drilled into a wall while installing kitchen cabinets, which caused a gas leak throughout the entire apartment. This important warning was found on the notice board at Park Green @ Rivervale Link. Be cautious of concealed gas pipes during renovation: 1. Ensure concealed gas pipes are not damaged. 2. Identify the location of concealed gas pipes using your home's gas pipe layout plan or a metal detector. 3. Any work on gas pipes should be performed by a licensed gas service worker. 4. Ask City Gas to temporarily cut off the gas supply during your renovations. 5. Damaging a gas pipe can cause a dangerous gas leak.
October 30, 2025Oct 30 Author Staff Sample diagram showing what could happen if the stove is placed in this spot in a typical 3, 4, or 5 bedroom flat This does not apply if the unit is on the top floor. +++ Because of what was mentioned above I am willing to share my secret recipe with you, but that means I would have to get rid of you. It’s not surprising that food tastes much better when the stove is placed right under a waste pipe
October 30, 2025Oct 30 Author Staff Summary Concealed gas pipes in kitchens present safety risks during renovations, so proper identification and handling by professionals is essential to prevent gas leaks. Key Takeaways - Concealed gas pipes in kitchens can be a safety hazard during renovation. - Always locate hidden gas pipes using layout plans or a metal detector before starting any work. - Only licensed professionals should handle or modify gas pipes. - Request a temporary gas supply cut-off during renovations for added safety. - Damaging concealed gas pipes can result in dangerous gas leaks.
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