Michael Tucker

Thu 26 Dec 2013 01:26pm

Hello Sam, Put your job onto rated people's site to get a free quotation & site visit. You will then get a free survey of the situation Regards Michael

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Bryan Winn

Sun 22 Dec 2013 10:43pm

Hi,as already stated by Charles a means of isolation is required,you need to be able to gain access in the event of a fault also the sockets that connect to the appliances shouldn't be directly behind the cooker due to heat and other influances.

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charles wisdom

Sat 21 Dec 2013 07:17pm

Hi Sam I would get the socket moved as heat build up is a concern for electricians. Today's ovens are very well insulated and are designed to keep all the heat in but over time some of this insulation quality is lost. Also should you need to isolate the oven (turn if off) toy wont be able to get access, and under fault conditions this could be dangerous. Better safe than sorry. Regards Charles Wisdom Property Experts (UK) Ltd.

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