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Minimum distance between cooker and window

Mike_C · 2006-04-21 10:23:14

Mrs_C wants her cooker close to the window( not directly under aprrox 2 standard units away) but the guy in the kichen design shop says no because of fire hazard. We will have window blinds in kitchen no curtains Is there a minimum distance that should be left in kitchen between cooker and windows ?

21-04-2006 10:23AM

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Mike_C

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Mrs_C wants her cooker close to the window( not directly under aprrox 2 standard units away) but the guy in the kichen design shop says no because of fire hazard. We will have window blinds in kitchen no curtains Is there a minimum distance that should be left in kitchen between cooker and windows ?

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#2 21-04-2006 03:11PM

FX Meister

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I'd have thought you can put it where you want. Surely there's no regulations regarding kitchen layout.

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#3 21-04-2006 07:18PM

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Hi Mike_C,

If there is such a regulation I know a whole housing estate in Dunboyne that is breech of the regulations.

The layout is window, sink unit then cooker etc

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