Wiring gas hob and electric oven

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Hi guys

I'm currently ripping out the kitchen and replacing with new units. I have an electric oven which runs on a 13 amp fused plug. I also have a gas hob which is powered by a 3 amp plug.

I intend to hard wire these into a 32 amp cooker/ plug socket combined to make the appearance nicer :D

The existing double socket has been replaced with the socket/ cooker switch and the socket is now live with the existing wiring from the double.

As the wiring from the hob is not long enough I have used a junction box to connect the wires from the hob and cooker together. Would it be okay to use 2.5mm T&E cable to run the cable to the cooker switch?

I have used the cooker and hob on this set up and it appears fine although I'm not sure about whether it will stand the test of time, and I don't want any fire hazards in the future...

Would I be better to use 6mm cable instead as the feed from the switch and replace the junction box with a cooker outlet plate?

Advice would be much appreciated....

Thanks
 
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Connect the same size cable as the feed (probably 6mm²) to the cooker switch and run to a double socket behind the oven.

Run the cable in an 'L' shape so that it lines up with the accessories.
 

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