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Space Around Gas Cooker. Standard height of the oven space is also around 59.5cm. Single ovens are 56cm deep but you'll need an extra couple of centimetres for any gas pipes. 60 cm cookers are designed to slide easily inside a This is the space between your hob and hood and it needs to be 75cm tall for a gas hob (65cm for electric, ceramic or induction). Clearances refer to the space maintained around the stove, preventing potential hazards like fires or harmful fumes. Yes, a 60 cm cooker should fit in a 60 cm gap, because cookers labelled as being 60 cm wide are usually actually slightly narrower than 60 cm in practice. All cookers must have 20mm free space either side. We can often arrange for your range to be connected when it is delivered by the manufacturer, provided that the electrical and gas points are already in situ and of gas safe. If you have a gas hob above your oven, it's best to buy a model with a sloping back. I know an extractor fan would be best but unfortunately i can't afford to change this at the mo plus i need the cupboard space!.

Standard height of the oven space is also around 59.5cm. I know an extractor fan would be best but unfortunately i can't afford to change this at the mo plus i need the cupboard space!. Single ovens are 56cm deep but you'll need an extra couple of centimetres for any gas pipes. 60 cm cookers are designed to slide easily inside a Clearances refer to the space maintained around the stove, preventing potential hazards like fires or harmful fumes. This is the space between your hob and hood and it needs to be 75cm tall for a gas hob (65cm for electric, ceramic or induction). If you have a gas hob above your oven, it's best to buy a model with a sloping back. All cookers must have 20mm free space either side. We can often arrange for your range to be connected when it is delivered by the manufacturer, provided that the electrical and gas points are already in situ and of gas safe. Yes, a 60 cm cooker should fit in a 60 cm gap, because cookers labelled as being 60 cm wide are usually actually slightly narrower than 60 cm in practice.

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Space Around Gas Cooker If you have a gas hob above your oven, it's best to buy a model with a sloping back. Single ovens are 56cm deep but you'll need an extra couple of centimetres for any gas pipes. All cookers must have 20mm free space either side. This is the space between your hob and hood and it needs to be 75cm tall for a gas hob (65cm for electric, ceramic or induction). We can often arrange for your range to be connected when it is delivered by the manufacturer, provided that the electrical and gas points are already in situ and of gas safe. If you have a gas hob above your oven, it's best to buy a model with a sloping back. I know an extractor fan would be best but unfortunately i can't afford to change this at the mo plus i need the cupboard space!. Yes, a 60 cm cooker should fit in a 60 cm gap, because cookers labelled as being 60 cm wide are usually actually slightly narrower than 60 cm in practice. 60 cm cookers are designed to slide easily inside a Clearances refer to the space maintained around the stove, preventing potential hazards like fires or harmful fumes. Standard height of the oven space is also around 59.5cm.