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Kichen cupboard question...
barginunter
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Hi - I'm having a new kitchen installed next week. I was planning to keep my existing built-in oven as there is nothing wrong with it (I hate waste) although it's a '96 model (wish I was!).
My thoughts were that when it goes wrong I'll buy a new one and replace the old one with it.
My question is will I wreck the oven housing if I do this swapping over when the time comes? If so I'll buy a new one now and get it installed next week with the rest of the kitchen.
Thanks for reading.
My thoughts were that when it goes wrong I'll buy a new one and replace the old one with it.
My question is will I wreck the oven housing if I do this swapping over when the time comes? If so I'll buy a new one now and get it installed next week with the rest of the kitchen.
Thanks for reading.
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you should be ok. there are two basic sizes of built in ovens, single and double.
you shouldnt have any problem in finding a direct replacement.Get some gorm.0
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