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fitting new cooker
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hello to everyone.i am having a new kitchen fitted.i would like advice please.would it be best to have my cooker fitted first because it is a duel fuel cooker.i am unsure if it needs fitting first or after.i know
that i will need a sparky and a gas fitter.
thank you
that i will need a sparky and a gas fitter.
thank you
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My feeling is that so long as everything is marked out so that the spaces alllocated are right, it won't be that big a deal what order you do it. For example, suppose the kitchen already existed and you were opting to put in a new oven. They'd have to fit it into the existing 'slot' then wouldn't they ? Just be sure that the pipes & cables are in place because they would...
11:59 Tue 12th Jan 2010
Hi Tallypot,
I take it that you have plans of your new kitchen? are you fitting it yourself or is it being fitted by a professional kitchen fitter. If a professional fitter is fitting it the he wll decide in what order it will be done.
Generally speaking before installing your kitchen, Gas - Electricity - and water pipes would normally be installed before the units. Base units first - Wall units next - then worktop, sink and appliances.
I take it that you have plans of your new kitchen? are you fitting it yourself or is it being fitted by a professional kitchen fitter. If a professional fitter is fitting it the he wll decide in what order it will be done.
Generally speaking before installing your kitchen, Gas - Electricity - and water pipes would normally be installed before the units. Base units first - Wall units next - then worktop, sink and appliances.
My feeling is that so long as everything is marked out so that the spaces alllocated are right, it won't be that big a deal what order you do it. For example, suppose the kitchen already existed and you were opting to put in a new oven. They'd have to fit it into the existing 'slot' then wouldn't they ? Just be sure that the pipes & cables are in place because they would be a pain to retrofit.