gas water heater in kitchen

[Ron Chorey II]

I know gas water heaters should not be in bedrooms or bathrooms. But what about kitchens? To me it seems to be a possible CO2 problem. Anyone have any other thoughts?

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Relatively common in townhomes and condos. . .

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by rchorey

I know gas water heaters should not be in bedrooms or bathrooms. But what about kitchens? To me it seems to be a possible CO2 problem. Anyone have any other thoughts?

There are exceptions to the bedroom and bathroom installations can be located in a bathroom or bedroom if installed within an enclosed closet with self closing door with C air from an external source.

[Russel Ray]

Originally Posted by jpope

Relatively common in townhomes and condos. . .

and older houses down this way. It seems it was extremely common in the subdivisions built here from right after World War II into the early 1960s.

[Jack L. Gilleland]

We've got some 100 to 150 yr olds that have the boiler in the kit. not to mention hot water heater.