Gas cooker info

[bikeit]

We are in the process of getting a new gas cooker, we need a cooker to suit bottled gas, so what i need to know is what should i be looking for,
none we have looked at online say weather they are suitable for bottled gas.

 

[Diyisfun]

Ask the supplier/manufacturer.
I would guess that all gas cookers can be converted to use any gas.
Why not find a cooker you like first. Then ask the question.
Heres a start for you
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...ed+gas&gs_upl=0l0l0l8326lllllllllll0&aqi=g-j1

 

[bikeit]

I was with two local shops today and i got different information from the girls who worked in the shops, 1st girl told me there is no difference a gas cooker is a gas cooker, the 2nd girl told me that gas cookers don't come in 50cm widths and they no longer sell cookers for bottled gas, yet we buy our bottled gas from them, so that's why i asked the question above.

 

[namsag]

Go on google and do a search for lpg cookers . 50CM Is not a popular width nowadays 55 and 60 are more popular

 

[bikeit]

I can only find one that will suit and has the features the missus wants in a cooker, i will ring around a few more tomorrow,

http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/product/HUG52P-Hotpoint-Ultima-Gas-Cooker-White-21685.aspx

 

[bell824]

most gas cookers come with an lpg conversion kit that your rgi can fit to suit the type of gas used,cannot remeber ever seing one that doesn't come with l.p.g kit supplied, as long as the kit is fitted and correct hose is used then all is ok.
of course your gas engineer will advise on this

 

[bell824]

, the 2nd girl told me that gas cookers don't come in 50cm aboe.

*******s!

edit big hairy gonads