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Default Are fitted ovens a standard size?


Door on our elcheapo fitted oven won't shut properly - feels like some
spring or similar has given up. I'll pull it apart tomorrow and see if it
is something trivil but given all of the numbers have vanished from the facia
and it isn't all that good anyway thought has turned to replacing it with
something half decent.

So, am I likely to be able to wander into a shop, buy an oven and fit it
straight into the hole? We currently have a basic single fan oven from wickes
(I think it was branded NewWorld or similar - all markings have long since
warn away). A single fan would be ok - a double would be handy. Also, this
one is fed from a 13amp fused spur - would a double oven need a bigger feed
(if so, I suspect we will live with a single for now). Are all single ovens
a 13amp feed?

finally, any recommendations - John lewis has a nice miele oven but at over
a grand costs more than the entire kitchen did (including the cheap oven )

Cheers,

Darren
 
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