Hi All,
My mum has just moved house and is looking at replacing the range cooker in the new property, but has been told that she can’t have the Rangemaster installed today without having an electricity powerline that supports 32 amp connection with 240 volts via a 6 mil power line installed.
She's sort of got her heart set on this cooker and - with Christmas dinner planned at hers this year - she's absolutely gutted.
I was wondering, if the above makes sense, what sort of work would be required to have the cooker fitted.
Would anyone be able to tell me off the back of the limited info above what sort of work would need to be carried out, i.e. would all the work take place behind the cooker, or would tiles need to be removed from the wall and the floor etc?
Sorry to sound dumb.
Cheers,
Joe
My mum has just moved house and is looking at replacing the range cooker in the new property, but has been told that she can’t have the Rangemaster installed today without having an electricity powerline that supports 32 amp connection with 240 volts via a 6 mil power line installed.
She's sort of got her heart set on this cooker and - with Christmas dinner planned at hers this year - she's absolutely gutted.
I was wondering, if the above makes sense, what sort of work would be required to have the cooker fitted.
Would anyone be able to tell me off the back of the limited info above what sort of work would need to be carried out, i.e. would all the work take place behind the cooker, or would tiles need to be removed from the wall and the floor etc?
Sorry to sound dumb.
Cheers,
Joe