Cookers

[Polishicebreaker]

anyone got any tasty (oops) links to cookers or decent boat ovens etc?

are they any different from normal household cookers? obviously have to run on calor gas

[harve90]

I would go for a hob and eye level oven/grill setup, seems more practical. sorry no links

 

 

 

 

[bigste]

The reason a lot don't go for eye level grill is it cannot be placed against the side wall due to the upper part of the boat sloping inwards. If your fitting let you keep it away from the outside wall it's a good option.

[Machpoint005]

The reason a lot don't go for eye level grill is it cannot be placed against the side wall due to the upper part of the boat sloping inwards. If your fitting let you keep it away from the outside wall it's a good option.

 

The solution there would be to place the hob and grill against a bulkhead instead of the side wall. Like ours. Except that we don't have a separate grill. But you see what I mean.

[Keeping Up]

Any LPG cooker that is advertised as suitable for installation in a flat (or multi-occupancy dwelling) is OK for a boat, and a lot cheaper than one that is sold in a chandlery.

[Polishicebreaker]

great, thanks! so has to be LPG

[valrene9600]

Make sure it comes with jets for LPG.

Most do and they are pretty easy to change over.

[Geoff]

also has to have Flame Failure devices on all burners doesn't it?

[Keeping Up]

Make sure it comes with jets for LPG.

Most do and they are pretty easy to change over.

 

 

also has to have Flame Failure devices on all burners doesn't it?

 

Both of these points are already covered by my post #5 above. As I said it must be LPG, and to be advertised as suitable for installation in a flat it must have Flame Failure devices.