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<blockquote data-quote="pcprorepairer" data-source="post: 527162" data-attributes="member: 31501"><p>Advice anyone? just bought a new Hotpoint electric cooker with "free" fitting (must be built into the price naturally) reading the instruction booklet it says "should not be installed on a platform"</p><p></p><p>The old cooker fits between units 600mm gap and is on an offcut of 30mm worktop which brings it to level height of the kitchen worktops - and protects the vinyl flooring. so what is the issue of mounting the new cooker on a raised piece the same or ply or wood or similar? I reaslise the cooker has adjustable feet but I like the way the old cooker seems to look.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pcprorepairer, post: 527162, member: 31501"] Advice anyone? just bought a new Hotpoint electric cooker with "free" fitting (must be built into the price naturally) reading the instruction booklet it says "should not be installed on a platform" The old cooker fits between units 600mm gap and is on an offcut of 30mm worktop which brings it to level height of the kitchen worktops - and protects the vinyl flooring. so what is the issue of mounting the new cooker on a raised piece the same or ply or wood or similar? I reaslise the cooker has adjustable feet but I like the way the old cooker seems to look. [/QUOTE]
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