Gas cooker bayonet socket

slippyr4 · 24 Nov 2006

Hi all,

Final stages of planning my kitchen at the moment, want to set the base units this weekend. Thus I need to know how far my cooker will end up sticking out.

I've not had my gas man out yet to fit the cooker's gas supply (previously had electric cooker)

What's the regular install? 15mm copper pipe into a wall mounted brass elbow, then into an elbow bayonet socket? Thus total distance from the wall is approximately 80mm?

If I allow 100, would that be enough?

Thanks

slip

Belle427 · 24 Nov 2006

mine sits at about 50mm from the surface

slippyr4 · 24 Nov 2006

so is your elbow perpendicular to, or parralel with, the wall?

Spark123 · 24 Nov 2006

You might get a better response on the plumbing forum

slippyr4 · 24 Nov 2006

good point spark123, not sure how i ended up posting it here...

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scaby · 24 Nov 2006

you dont have to put the elbow behind your cooker,put it on the wall behind the cupboard next to the cooker.leave access to connect and disconnect the bayonet.(leave the backpanel loose) the backplate is fixed 600 from floor

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