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Hello!

I'm looking to get a qualified electrician to install this cooker into my B'n'B: Belling Cookcentre 100G 100cm Gas Range Cooker Stainless Steel - https://www.buyhomeappliance.co.uk/cooking-19/belling-cookcentre-100g-100cm-gas-range-cooker-stainless-steel

It's obviously a big one and I don't feel comfortable doing it myself!

I just want to get a few quotes right now, and will look into it later, haven't actually ordered the thing yet

Thanks in advance for any help!
 
that can be fitted with a bog standard 13A plug and 1.5mm flex. for the gas side, you'll need a gas safe registered guy.
 

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