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Electric oven gas hob how close ??

dr nick riviera · 2009-07-28 23:40:50

Hi everybody im about to move into a new a new apartment (new build) and i've bought a double under counter electric oven and a gas hob which i plan to put above it, my question is how close can the gas inflow pipe come to the oven casing at the back of the oven/bottom of the hob. The dimensions i have at the moment say it…

28-07-2009 11:40pm

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dr nick riviera

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Hi everybody im about to move into a new a new apartment (new build) and i've bought a double under counter electric oven and a gas hob which i plan to put above it, my question is how close can the gas inflow pipe come to the oven casing at the back of the oven/bottom of the hob. The dimensions i have at the moment say it will be about 5cm away any advice ?

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#2 29-07-2009 6:08pm

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shouldnt be a problem once you have clearance -you will have to get an rgi to fit it though ,

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#3 29-07-2009 6:57pm

dr nick riviera

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thanks, im going to get an rgi to sort out the gas hob but ill be fitting the oven myself, so im just doing a little troubleshooting

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