Depends upon the kitchen floor is it tiled, underfloor heating or a concrete slab. Anything is possible all depends how much you are willing to pay, the above will be spendy if you change a spec. Just pray it's a suspended wooden floor then it can be sorted for minimum cost.
It's totally possible if there's a spare way in the board, otherwise they would have to break the socket ring and feed it over and I'm not confident that's "code"
Tiled, concrete, underfloor heating. I think we're buggered in that case...
That's my thinking...but is it allowed?It is certainly possible according to the Laws of Physics
Just, it's causing quite a stir!
Not always. It is possible to get a cooker switch unit which includes a single 13A socket outlet.
How would they be fitted? If flat on the surface, I would imagine that wouldn't be allowed due to risk of spills from pans on the hob. If there is a vertical surface behind the hob, then again, they are not allowed directly above the hob, but have to be a certain distance away horizontally.
