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currently doing a re wire waiting for the kitchen spec. Customer has planned for a halogen hob in an island which will get its own supply however he’s also after 2 single ovens stacked on top of each other on the opposite side of the room. It’s likely that both ovens will be on together so I plan to have them on their own circuit too. Just after advice on whether I should pull in it’s own ring or a 4mm radial. Or different
 
If In doubt then anticipate the worst case , pull in a couple 4 or 6mm radial feeders

I never use a ring circuit for cookers / ovens / hobs
 

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