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We after nearly a week of messing I have hopefully got a result. Looks like they have admitted a mistake & are going to exchange the hob. The only problem now is what to do with the oak wortop that's been cut to fit the hob.

Yes I did. I e-mailed "customer care" a link to this thread, and surprise surprise one of the directors called me within 5 mins apologising and promising to sort it out. He said he would call back before they closed. No phone call came. They are now promising to call me back today.......I...

The oven is a Zanussi ZOU575X. The top oven is a gril/fan/conventinal oven. The advantage is it's a decent height. The lighting under the units is LED tape - http://www.litewave.co.uk/led_tape.asp The kitchen came from...

Just a quick heads up to warn people about some very poor service I have received. Three or four weeks back we purchased a double under oven & a £400 gas hob form The Appliance Warehouse as detailed here - http://www.taw-sales.co.uk/products/1180. This weekend we came to fit the...

Well, here's the first progress update on the new kitchen, excuse the poor quality of thepics, the camera on the bBlackberry is poo. The unit two ends are 90% complete apart from corner posts & pelmet/cornice, need to fit worktops/bfast bar & new hob. Then it's onto the sink & peninsular...

It's a shape driven mainly by CFD/pakaging. Looks are secondary.

Quick update....

On top of the planning/fitting of the new kitchen I have another, very exciting project I'm starting for a friend who owns a kit car building company. All design is being done by me on Solidworks 2009, I'll also do some CFD to prove the basic aero stability of the concept before making...

Solidworks 2009

Well, the big day nears. The kitchen is being delivered around 2pm tomorrow (Wednesday) and we can hardly wait. Will start a new thread detailing the build as it happens.

I'm looking for a circular saw, only to be used very occasionally, mainly to cut some plant on end panels in the new kitchen to ensure a nice straight cut. Any suggestions?

Was just about to post about these. Bought a set yesterday, very good value at first glimpse. Ni-Cd battereies are fine for average DIY'er

And how can they prove if an installation was carried out in 1994 or 1995??? Sounds like a lot of part P relies on the consumer... 1. Knowing about Part P in the first place. 2. Bothering to comply with it.

HAve you thought of a Le Mans pull out? - http://www.cleverstorage.co.uk/lemans.html

Of course, you are all forgetting the other possibility for the room being cold. Perhaps there is a ghost in there!!!!! :evil:

I wonder how mant home owners actually even know about the regs & carry on with kitchen wiring mods willy and indeed nilly.