Use this checklist before you order our installation services. Make sure that:

• You’ve removed any combustible items from the hot zone
• You’ve double checked that there is an existing gas or electric supply to the place you want your appliance installed.
• You have a 3pin electric socket or a big red switch within 1.5 meters of where your new cooking appliance is going to live. We can add up to 1.5 meters of new gas pipework if it’s needed
• You know where your gas/electric meters and fuse box are, as the engineer will need access to these
• You have double-checked there is suitable ventilation (a window or door to the outside world), in the room where your new cooking appliance is going to live
• If you meter is pre-paid that there is available credit.

Ventilation

Gas safety regulations also dictate that there must be adequate ventilation in the room where the appliance is to be installed - if you don't have a window or door to the outside world in your kitchen, think about opting for a suitable electric model instead.

• PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT INSTALL 2HAND GAS COOKERS

What are the Safety Requirements? The main safety requirements for a gas appliance when in normal use are as follows: All gas carrying components must be sufficiently sound to prevent leaks of gas or poisonous fumes. Oven door seals must be effective. Burner ignition devices must work to ensure prompt ignition of the burner. When a burner is lit by automatic or manual devices, all of the flame ports must ignite. After a period of one minute following ignition, any flame must be stable enough so that it does not move away, either in whole or in part, from the burner port and the flame does not return inside the body of the burner. The quantity of carbon monoxide in the products of combustion is not such as to give rise to the likelihood of death or personal injury. Gas shut-off devices must work promptly and safely. Any tap handle must be designed so that it cannot be switched on by accident. Shut-down