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OK, I feel like a complete eedjit asking this question, but I inherited a dual flush cistern with our house, a simple type with two push buttons on top shaped together to form a circle. It's a Gala type if that helps. Question: how do I get the lid off?! The push button mechanism on top...

That's something to take into account; but couldn't this easily be achieved by just by putting one switch off the radial near the first oven, then run the radial across the kitchen to another switch near the second oven? Thanks.

Thanks for the info. If 6mm cable will give 41A, and the radial is provided by 6mm cable, then I can't see why you can't power two appliances drawing max 30A (and those two appliances only, no others) off that single radial. Is this being too simplistic? Of course, my heart of hearts tells...

Is it possible to power a single oven and a combination oven off an existing single radial (I presume) circuit (currently powering a double oven)? Both appliances have a max power rating of 3.6 kW. I make it that each would draw 15A max, so both together would draw 30A max; would this work...