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HI all,
I any renovating my kitchen in my flat and am looking to get a new gas stand alone cooker for it, however I am well confused with the new FFD laws.
One person tells me that the cooker has to have FFD or the corgi engineer will not install it and another tells me that as long as the cooker was manufactured before Jan 2008 then it will be ok.
Does anyone know for sure what is the truth ?
Thanks in advance.
DrDoug
Re: Help Needed ! Can I get a non FFD cooker installed in a
Bit of discussion and links HERE.
Penguin45.
Re: Help Needed ! Can I get a non FFD cooker installed in a
I install gas cookers (Canon,Hotpoint,Indesit ones) and the quick run down is if you live in flats or a house converted to flats and you buy a new cooker it has to be one that has the flame saftey devices fitted to all burners.
If the appliance was manufactured before Jan 2008 which you would know by the serial number then any gas cooker can be installed.
Re: Help Needed ! Can I get a non FFD cooker installed in a
cessna wrote:
If the appliance was manufactured before Jan 2008 which you would know by the serial number then any gas cooker can be installed.Just to add to this on the public forums, the above rule has now expired (01/06/08 ) and now all new cookers fitted in flats must have fsd’s fitted irrespective of manufacturing date, second hand cookers are not covered by this rule though and can continue to be fitted in flats.
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