Can You Have A Socket Behind A Cooker at Tayla Thornton blog

Can You Have A Socket Behind A Cooker. Part p of the building regulations states that there should be no outlets or accessories (cooker hoods excluded!) above. On two occasions in the past week, we have come across a situation at work where the fitters delivering new gas cookers have. As well as varying finished worktop heights, you may also want to consider how you are finishing the wall behind the worktop you intend to put the socket on. I've been told that, to connect an electric cooker, you need a cooker connection unit and that it isn't just a case of converting a. There are many guides for the minimum distance a socket or cooker switch can be from a hob or cooker. If you are tiling, then you can set the boxes for the sockets to suit the tile height, making it easier to tile. No, a socket should not be installed above and behind a freestanding cooker or hob, all electrical accessories should ideally be 300mm, or at least 100mm away horizontally. Can you have a socket behind a cooker?

As well as varying finished worktop heights, you may also want to consider how you are finishing the wall behind the worktop you intend to put the socket on. Can you have a socket behind a cooker? I've been told that, to connect an electric cooker, you need a cooker connection unit and that it isn't just a case of converting a. On two occasions in the past week, we have come across a situation at work where the fitters delivering new gas cookers have. There are many guides for the minimum distance a socket or cooker switch can be from a hob or cooker. No, a socket should not be installed above and behind a freestanding cooker or hob, all electrical accessories should ideally be 300mm, or at least 100mm away horizontally. Part p of the building regulations states that there should be no outlets or accessories (cooker hoods excluded!) above. If you are tiling, then you can set the boxes for the sockets to suit the tile height, making it easier to tile.

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Can You Have A Socket Behind A Cooker On two occasions in the past week, we have come across a situation at work where the fitters delivering new gas cookers have. There are many guides for the minimum distance a socket or cooker switch can be from a hob or cooker. On two occasions in the past week, we have come across a situation at work where the fitters delivering new gas cookers have. I've been told that, to connect an electric cooker, you need a cooker connection unit and that it isn't just a case of converting a. Part p of the building regulations states that there should be no outlets or accessories (cooker hoods excluded!) above. Can you have a socket behind a cooker? If you are tiling, then you can set the boxes for the sockets to suit the tile height, making it easier to tile. No, a socket should not be installed above and behind a freestanding cooker or hob, all electrical accessories should ideally be 300mm, or at least 100mm away horizontally. As well as varying finished worktop heights, you may also want to consider how you are finishing the wall behind the worktop you intend to put the socket on.