paul

I know the subject of cooking has been discussed many times on here before ,
whilst googling back the choice of gas cookers appears to be very limited
indeed . I would idealy like to buy a oven/hob combined with ffd`s of course
.. Is there a wider choice available now from the domestic market ? thanks in
anticipation

Paul
NB Bertie

gary@ledgardbridge-boatcompany.com

In the boaty world there aren't too many options other than the STOVES
or SPINIFLO products from the domestic world BAUMATIC offer some nice
equipment.

Gary

allanricha

I have used a Moffat from Whilton Chandlery -
http://www.whiltonmarina.co.uk/ - about £325. No ignition but a good basic
cooker with ffd.

Allan
NB Albert
"paul" <rgn@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>I know the subject of cooking has been discussed many times on here before
>, whilst googling back the choice of gas cookers appears to be very limited
>indeed . I would idealy like to buy a oven/hob combined with ffd`s of
>course . Is there a wider choice available now from the domestic market ?
>thanks in anticipation
>
> Paul
> NB Bertie
>
>
>

Motor

Dont go near any chandlers, and dont buy anything made for boats, just
go to the high street, B&Q, or screwfix, and you will find most units
take a propane conversion kit, which they will happily supply.

Then send midland swindlers a picture, and give them the finger !


paul wrote:
> I know the subject of cooking has been discussed many times on here
before ,
> whilst googling back the choice of gas cookers appears to be very
limited
> indeed . I would idealy like to buy a oven/hob combined with ffd`s of
course
> . Is there a wider choice available now from the domestic market ?
thanks in
> anticipation
>
>
Paul
> NB Bertie

Tony Brooks

"Motor" <tadworth178@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1109612628.066044.110110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Dont go near any chandlers, and dont buy anything made for boats, just
> go to the high street, B&Q, or screwfix, and you will find most units
> take a propane conversion kit, which they will happily supply.

Not sure about flame failure though - if I was buying a new cooker I would
want flame failure on ALL burners, and thats for my and my families
protection let alone what teh BSS may have to say on the subject.

Also take care in case the selected cooker requires a mains supply. I know
our one at home will not work correctly on a honda generator, so I have
doubts about cheap inverters.

Tony Brooks