installing cooker hood and hob

[cd]

i'm installing a power point to plug in an electric extraction hood and also for the ignition for a gas hob,
should i run a spur from an existing socket to a fused spur then to a double socket to plug in the appliances?

what size fuse should be used in order to protect both appliances?

 

[pna]

Electric Cookers and Hobs typically take more power than can be supplied from a standard double socket, so you may well need to have a separate dedicated circuit(s) just for these i.e. not a spur. Take a look at the appliances and check the wattage ratings.

There have been several similar questions asked in the last few days so suggest you take a look at other posts in the forum.

 

[towman]

If you're asking, should you be doing it as this would be under Part P?
However, you won't require much current for an extractor and gas hob ignition - probably less than 3A each so fused spurs fom the ring should be Ok.