Which part? This point has been raised before and my paper copy simply mentions access requirements, the dimensions implied it to be acceptable to be in the back of a cupboard.
I would think or like to think there would be a minimum distance from the the sink?
Tee hee!Well, that's money down the drain!
Andy
I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
Are you saying meters must not be in cupboards?
He does seem to be saying that and, if so, I very much doubt that it is "in breach of the supply agreement" in his country any more than it is in ours,
Yes.
So not under the stairs, no meter boxes etc
Hmmm. I would have thought that, in the UK (at least 'mainland UK' - i.e. GB), it's only a pretty small ;proportion of meters which are not in some sort of 'cupboard'. Is it your view that they are all "in breach of the supply agreement"?
You well know that we're talking about kitchen presses here.
I assume you are referring to where the clothes are ironed smooth then, or are you thinking about a fruit press or an area where the printing takes place?
It must be best part of a century since people in GB last called them 'presses'
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