Hi I have a gas hob in a flat that I rent out that was fed from pipework under the floor. on a recent safety check the engineer found a leak so I got him to cap off the underfloor pipework. I cannot see an easy way of getting the pipe to the gas hob without it being seen in the kitchen.
So I am looking to get an induction hob instead. I have seen some that have a plug on them so I was wondering whether a single spur socket that is currently connected off the 32A cooker outlet switch/single socket can be changed to a double socket. so that both the electric oven and induction hob can be plugged in to the double socket. There is nothing connected to the cooker outlet socket as it will be spare.
Thanks
So I am looking to get an induction hob instead. I have seen some that have a plug on them so I was wondering whether a single spur socket that is currently connected off the 32A cooker outlet switch/single socket can be changed to a double socket. so that both the electric oven and induction hob can be plugged in to the double socket. There is nothing connected to the cooker outlet socket as it will be spare.
Thanks