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I am trying to track down 10 of the standard 'off white' tiles of which this is the picture set of 6 tiles, there are also single picture tiles of a similar scene. The tiles are 20cm x 15cm off white with a feint greyish streaking. Any information leading to the whereabouts of said tiles...

Thank you for your replies, TWO fitters is going to be expensive!! :cry: :cry: I really need to know where the chain should be fixed to the wall so it will not get in the way of fitting the cooker flush to the wall, for example 30" up on right side 6" in from right side of cooker when...

We are buying a new D/F cooker, probably from an Internet Company as High Street prices are £100's more. I know I will have to have this fitted but it says the electrics have to be installed to a B.S and the Gas supply by a Corgi registered fitter. We already have a Gas cooker so the...

Okay JohnD and Crafty, I think I have converted her to a Dual Fuel cooker, this will help with the electric loading as well. The Mrs is fed up with cleaning the gas hob burners :( :( so, I may be dreaming but I thought I'd seen/heard of a gas cooker with a new sealed gas hob which is easy...

Well the wife is dead set on an Electric cooker, and I am not arguing as I do not want to learn how to cook :!: I have been reading some of the posts here about kitchen wiring, the 6mm wire is installed in a narrow wall on the reverse side of the cooker switch wall in a channel 18" long going...

I have spoken to Cannon and their technical dept emailed the cooker instructions (Nice of them!). The instructions on 'installation' state: They also state that in older properties a a 30A double pole control unit and a minimum contact clearance of 3mm is acceptable. Can I assume a cooker...

Thanks for the replies, I have never heard of diversity in this context before, I will contact Cannon to check which of their cookers will work on 6mm cable, at least I will have an idea of what will work. I take the point about not having everything on at once but as 10.4KW is roughly a 44%...

I have checked the supply cable from the fuse box, its 6mm :( The same as the cable to the cooker. So if this set up will only take up to 7.2KW that removes the 10.4KW Kendal Cooker :!: :!: I have checked the specs on lots of cookers but none seem to list the total KW required to run them...

Thanks for the advice, its definately 6mm on the exit from the switch so if 10mm is the next size up and the supply cable is larger (I will check tonight to see if it is) then I would assume it is 10mm. If I then changed teh output to 10mm and the fuse to 45A would this be okay with 10.4KW ...

My wife wishes to install a Cannon Kendal Electric cooker in place of our old Gas cooker. I have an electric cooker switch connected to a cooker connection plate ready for attaching the cooker. The fuseway is 30A and the wire from the switch to the connection plate is 6mm 45A cooker cable...