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fitted oven

Mr Honese · 2011-11-09 17:22:37

I recently got the wife an extra oven for the kitchen its an under counter fitted oven I need to build a cabinet for it to fit in. Is there any rules i.e type of timber/ thickness etc that I need to follow or can i simply build a chipboard box to house the oven in?

09-11-2011 5:22pm

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Mr Honese

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I recently got the wife an extra oven for the kitchen its an under counter fitted oven I need to build a cabinet for it to fit in. Is there any rules i.e type of timber/ thickness etc that I need to follow or can i simply build a chipboard box to house the oven in?

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#2 09-11-2011 6:39pm

Carlow52

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just follow the clearance and ventilation requirements as set out in the installation notes: there will need to be a gap between it and the underside of work-top to allow hot air out and ditto at bottom/back of carcass to let air in.

Happy cooking:)

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#3 09-11-2011 8:16pm

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A basic 600mm wide unit is whats used for a standard oven.

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