Anyway direct pipe will never be good. Water bill, electric bill, internet bill and now gas bill.

Safety wise, direct feed is better than having tank in your house. I am more concerned about safety than the bills, hence why I am finding ideas to mitigate the risks.

Is the pull out faucet like this recommended?
Can it last long?



This post has been edited by solsekuin44: Jun 16 2020, 10:23 PM

Good luck cleaning the hose. Pull out with hidden hose would be the better option.

Yeah that's what I thought too.. Thanks!

Anyone has any feedback on My Yellowstone? Considering to do kitchen cabinet with them since they have a wide selection of quartz countertop.
They're less than a year on Facebook and can't really tell much based on their Google reviews.

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For my new house, the kitchen is directly next to the backyard. I see many neighbours placing their gas cylinders outside the house at the yard and drill a small hole through the wall to let the hose in. Some build a metal cage outside to contain the gas cylinder. I'm not sure if this helps lower the risk of gas leaking inside the house or exploding but I'm also considering this option.

Yes. That would significantly reduce the risk of combustion of leaked gas (at the regulator head) and the shorter the hose inside the house, the lesser the overall risk of leakage. Make sure the area is shaded as you don’t want the gas tank to be exposed to the weather.

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Hi,
Can provide contractor details pls. thanks.

That's true. I'm also trying to see how I can protect the gas tank from the elements. The area is shaded but may get wet if there is torrential rain. Hopefully an outdoor blind can help. Thanks.

Anyone use a contractor name Danson ? his fb https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Int...02316227855621/

reliable ?

Is aluminium kitchen cabinet cheaper than wood kitchen cabinet?

Aluminium should be more expensive than wood. I am scouting around to do my Kitchen as well. More leaning towards getting aluminium with blum drawers etc.

It's more expensive but not as expensive before. When I bought this house want to do aluminum cabinet but quoted then about 2x then normal wood. Now after 15 yrs the wood cabinet is infested with termites and I redo the whole thing with aluminum this time. Still more expensive then wood but not as much and as I live on landed property termite problem will recur

hi guys...looking for most affordable and good carpentry company ..any to recommend? KC already have,,,but wanna add those accessories only.

Hi,

May I know software/apps do you all use when designing kitchen?
Is it possible with 15k Budget for a small galley kitchen 7x2.5 feet on each side?

Thank you

This post has been edited by 5p3ak: Jul 1 2020, 12:10 PM

u can try ikea

wow thanks for the reply. will take a look , thank you

Is it true that any panel that has more than 8ft will have joint for the laminate? According to my carpenter, normally laminate comes in 4ft x 8ft, so any height more than 8ft need to joint 2 laminate sheets.