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Or maybe not - £30 quid each!!!

That's great, just what I wanted!! Cheers

Does anyone know if I can get stainless steel surface mounted pattress, or even better, a converter from a single to double socket in stainless? Cheers Vikki

Oh dear......

Thanks for the clarification. I was aware of the regulation for new circuits but didn't realise it covered kitchen circuits. Any idea of an electrician's cost for a new kitchen circuit?

I'll post back on here when I've checked - cheers. If I assume the worst case scenario of it needing updating, how much can I expect to have to pay an electrician to do this? - or am I able to do this myself (I have some experience with electrics ie. adding spurs, connecting my shower...

Well I was going to get a built in double oven and induction hob purely for that reason, but when looking at cost I though a range was better vfm and had the wow factor when I came to sell! But obviously hadn't factored in the cost of upgrading the cabling! Do you think I'd need new cabling...

Thanks for your all your help - looks like I'll have to get an electrician in after all! Crafty1289 - you'll laugh at this, but I'm actually buying it cos it looks good!! And, of course, it will be utilised in full at least on Xmas day!

No, I don't have gas! Why do you say that? Are the electric ones no good?

I'm thinking of buying an all electric range cooker with 2 ovens, separate grill, and 6 ceramic hob. Am I likely to have to upgrade the existing wiring, or is a modern cooker circuit likely to be sufficient? Don't want to be ripped off by an electrician if I don't have to be! Cheers Vikki