not sure if this the right place to post a gas query... sorry if it isn't. Anyway, We have a gas hob and built in electric oven. We plan to get a new oven and I was thinking about moving from electric to gas. Now the thing is, there is a gas pipe (15mm) that used to go to a standard cooker fitting (hose type) and when the kitchen was done, it was used to supply the hob only. As this pipe runs behind where the new oven is going to go, can it be used to supply gas to both hob and oven? or do I need to get to get a new pipe laid from the gas meter to the oven. I plan to get the chap who fitted our central heating to do it, but he's away for a few weeks, so thought I would ask if it was possible. If not, i'd rather get another electric oven rather than have the expense and hassel of a new gas pipe having to be fitted.
gas oven advice needed
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I thought as much, as there was originally a stand alone cooker/hob with a hose connection that the fitter converted to just the hob. At least I know I won''t have to shell out for a lot of new piping. Hopefully, being a smaller job ,means I'll save a bit which I can put towards the new oven.
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