High Quality, NARROW, Electric Cooker

zyndacyclone

Here's the issue:

We are in rent controlled accomodation. The landlord is very keen to put up the rent but he can't. As a result, he does no repairs at all, and no upgrades at all. The last time WE upgraded something (we put in a new bathroom), he used it as an argument to raise the rent.

We need a new stove but the kitchen units have a slightly narrow gap for one. The kitchen is antiquated but if we upgrade it the odds are he will try to increase our rent (not to mention the walls are falling down....seriously, this guy is in for a bill of hundreds of thousands more than necessary when my mum dies simply because he neglected obvious stuff..../sigh).

SO....does anyone have a recommendation for a high quality but slightly narrower than usual electric cooker?

Thanks (and I don't really need to hear about the problems with my landlord, trust me, I know and he's shooting himself in the foot)...

Zynda

dudara

Moved to Home Appliances

dudara

Poor Uncle Tom

http://www.currys.ie/Product/BEKO-DC5422X-Electric-Cooker-Stainless-Steel/296446/314

Harvey Norman
Currys
Any good Electrical appliance suppliers.

UrbanSea

When you say narrow do you mean a 50cm

Kristopherus

+1 to what Urbansea is saying. 50cm is currently the minimum width. Some cookers are 60cm, most currently installed are 55cm. So make sure the opening is at least 50cm.