Looks good for the money.. Shame I only just purchased a cooker a few days ago..
Bargainhuntersupreme
25 Dec 15#6
20% for new customers is misleading - it's only for new customers opening a credit account, also can't be used in conjunction with sale items.
mayzi to Bargainhuntersupreme
25 Dec 15#13
Thank you
I was calculating it with sale items
LesD
25 Dec 15#7
Plus £6.99 delivery? Anyone know an average installation cost for gas cooker?
dreamt12 to LesD
25 Dec 151#11
roughly £50
EllEzDee to LesD
26 Dec 151#15
Varies wildly depending on how many gas plumbers are in your area. In major cities it's usually about 30-40 quid. In villages or small towns, you're looking at over £100.
If it comes with an attached hose and your gas line is a micropoint connection, you can easily do it yourself. They don't usually come with hoses though :disappointed:
Nuff Said
25 Dec 151#8
Quidco at 10% for new customers
julie55
25 Dec 15#9
Just bought bargain at that price.
lugsy3
25 Dec 15#10
Looks cracking price, nice find op.
sodapoda
25 Dec 15#12
is it any good?
mubashar
25 Dec 15#14
Is it not common to find any modern technology on gas cookers nowadays? Like a fan assisted oven?
Joshm74
26 Dec 15#16
Great price, thanks OP.
urinthematrix
26 Dec 15#17
Thanks OP
redstar70
26 Dec 151#18
lol.... £70 should be the minimum, I charge 70-80, there are people out there who charge a lot more but I've never seen one fitted for 50 or less that has been done to standards yet (yes gas cookers have strict rules just like boilers... it's not just a matter of fitting a hose)
redstar70
26 Dec 15#19
you can NOT fit cookers yourself whether it came wit a hose or not.... the minimum requirements by law are that you are competent in gas.
red roofer
26 Dec 15#20
awaiting stock now :disappointed:
Sammii1990
26 Dec 15#21
Bargain! ordered! Opened a "new" account and got 20% off, £166 delivered, have to wait until end of January due to stock, but I can wait at that price <3:p
mayzi
26 Dec 15#22
Did it work with sale item?!?!
Sq2012
26 Dec 15#23
you could also get 10% cashback through quidco as a new customer making it even more a bargain!
EllEzDee
27 Dec 15#24
Well being a plumber you would say that. It's like an oil tycoon telling us fracking is perfectly safe for the environment.
Micropoint connections are for consumer use. Getting a gas person out for that would be a waste. It's a self-sealing hose which carries no risk of leak or any kind of danger.
With other connection types...wouldn't touch it unless you know what you're doing. But Micropoints are literally the same as changing a bulb.
Sammii1990
27 Dec 15#25
Yup worked fine for is :laughing:
redstar70
11 Jan 16#26
I'm not a plumber I'm a cooker specialist, and I'm not saying that because it benefits me, I'm saying it because thats the law.
For a start no cooker comes with a micropoint fitted so there's one joint that you'd have to connect up and would need testing (properly with a manometer at the meter), secondly how would you know the cooker itself didnt have a leak internally ?..... Again that's done at the meter with a manometer, do you know what the working pressure is ? Required clearances ? Connection point requirements ? etc etc
You are allowed to disconnect and reconnect an existing appliance on a bayonet but you are NOT allowed to fit ANY new gas appliance unless you are competent.
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I was calculating it with sale items
If it comes with an attached hose and your gas line is a micropoint connection, you can easily do it yourself. They don't usually come with hoses though :disappointed:
Micropoint connections are for consumer use. Getting a gas person out for that would be a waste. It's a self-sealing hose which carries no risk of leak or any kind of danger.
With other connection types...wouldn't touch it unless you know what you're doing. But Micropoints are literally the same as changing a bulb.
For a start no cooker comes with a micropoint fitted so there's one joint that you'd have to connect up and would need testing (properly with a manometer at the meter), secondly how would you know the cooker itself didnt have a leak internally ?..... Again that's done at the meter with a manometer, do you know what the working pressure is ? Required clearances ? Connection point requirements ? etc etc
You are allowed to disconnect and reconnect an existing appliance on a bayonet but you are NOT allowed to fit ANY new gas appliance unless you are competent.