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i m fitting a new kitchen and it includes a build in electric oven hob and
cooker hood. the cooker socket is half way up the wall not far from where the cooker hood is being fitted. so the cooker socker needs to be hidden lower down behind the cooker. is the a way to do it without taking all the plaster off the wall? i think the wire runs down. so do i just get a 45a rated 3 way junction box. put the wire form the cooker socket into that then another wire from the junction box to the cooker socket to extend it. then sink all into wall apart from cooker socket. thanks jason |
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