Am I being thick or are kitchens supposed to be on their own circuit, I'm talking of a brand spanking new house.
 
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I'm just saying that I don't see a problem with a 2.5mm cable serving One double socket, being spurred off a ring main. It's totally acceptable by BS7671.

It's the same as the flex on a pendent light fitting being fitted with 0.75mm flex when the rest of the circuit is wired in 1.5mm and protected by a 10amp mcb.

Can be spurred off the origin too, well it used to.
 

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