Hello,
Yes we most certainly complete works in the kitchen. We often undertake complete kitchen renovations for clients.
There are very strict rules on the clearances of
combustible materials around a gas cooker or ovens.
Without knowing your cooker and application it would be
difficult to advise you on your particular installation.
There are means in the code to overcome some of these
clearance issues such as protecting the combustible surface with tiles or fire
resistant materials.
It would be my recommendation that you have a licensed
gas fitter advise you onsite with there being several different rules relating
to this in the Australian gas code. We could offer this inspection and subsequent quotation for you at no charge.
- Ken
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ReplyDeleteHey there. Thanks for your answer. The shelf is actually above the oven (separate from the cook-top) so wouldn't be exposed to fire (the cooktop is under a range, the oven is installed in a wall unit). I'm worried that because it's just painted chipboard (not laminated) that the oven will cause condensation and warp the shelf. Does that shelf have to be laminated?
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ReplyDeleteI have a quick question about your blog, do you think you could e-mail me?
Brian
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