6x4" Blanking Plate

[MikeTheGeek]

The previous owner was using a biscuit tin lid to cover this!

Does anyone know where I could get a proper blanking plate for it? I can seem to find any back boxes which are 6x4 so, not sure what it was previously used for!!

 

[flameport]

Most likely for one of these:


There are no blank plates for that.

Where is the cooker switch now?

 

[MikeTheGeek]

Looks like it down the side of the cooker. Based on the best before date of the biscuit tin, it's been this way for 18 years!

The cooker is entirely gas, and not electric.

 

[JohnD]

you could buy a project box and use the lid

grey and black are common but you might find a white one.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...nclosure+Electronic+Project+150x100x50mm+Case

 

[sparkwright]

Make one out of a sheet of uPVC.

 

[JohnW2]

Most likely for one of these:

Rather intriguing labelling - one switch for "Cooker" (fair enough!), but the other for "Crabtree"

Kind Regards, John

 

[333rocky333]

Not sure but i think the fixing centres were same as a twin blankplate, if so you could carefully remove the tiles and make the hole smaller.
They also do Decor flanges that fit behind a twin blank plate making them slightly larger, silver version below
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Silver-M...gle-or-Double-Light-Switch-Plug-/292152159559

 

[Sureitsoff?]

white 146x206
https://pulsar.ebay.co.uk/plsr/clk/...dJcgM1VkXQbZ4hz9EAjkzMN8TSzEp4FC8r5RE5kOQ=="}

 

[sparkwright]

It's hard to be sure of exact measurements, but if the spacing between the fixing lugs is that of a double socket, an MK5041 cooker panel may fit the hole exactly, available on E-Bay.