Is it acceptable to have the cooker switch inside the cupboard next to the cooker?
Cooker switch position.
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not if the cupboard is going to be full of pans and roasting dishes and utensils and cloths and other random kitchen stuff. The switch must be "readily accessible" is what the regs say. Why have it in a cupboard?tim-spam said:
Because it's already there. However, the cupboard is small and on the shelf concerned, we could only fit a small saucepan anyway.
Thanks very much for the reply.
Thanks very much for the reply.
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Building Regs say it should be attached to the fabric of the building, not the cabinets.
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