Wiring in induction hob and separate oven

[tryitandsee]

Hi and good morning
I'm just about to install a single beko oven that needs a 13amp fused spur and an induction hob that requires a hardwired 32amp supply with cooker switch.
No problem with the induction hob, as I have a 32 amp dedicated supply already installed. My question is, can I use an existing 13amp plug socket below the worktop, with no on/off switch, but it's operated via a switched fused spur above the worktop?
I would put a new 2.5 cable into the cooker with a normal 13amp plug.
Obviously then, I would have two fuses, one in the newly installed plug and one in the existing fused spur.
Is this ok?

 

[tryitandsee]

Thanks for robotik. Have fitted a duel outlet as you suggested, with 6mm wire from one outlet to the hob and a 2.5 cable from the other outlet to a 13amp plug socket.
Wired up the cooker with 2.5 mm cable and put a plug on one end, fused with a 13amp fuse. This way I have avoided 'two fuses' which would have confused everyone.
Why I didn't think of that....god knows
Simple...
Cheers

 

[tryitandsee]

Hi again
I notice robotik has deleted their post. I'm not sure why, but can only guess I've installed/interpreted their instruction wrongly.
If this is the case, I'm open to learn the best way to wire up these two appliances correctly.
Many thanks

 

[RandomGrinch]

I notice robotik has deleted their post. I'm not sure why, but can only guess I've installed/interpreted their instruction wrongly.

It wasn't just the post that was deleted - Robotik itself, has been deleted!

It occasionally happens when, for example, a previously banned user has re-joined, with a different username.

That said, I believe the advice given was sound