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460mm cutout electric hob anywhere?

ninjaef

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11 April at 11:17PM in In my home (includes DIY) MoneySaving

Renovating my kitchen, I'm trying to source an electric hob to replace the old one installed. The current unit is a beko ceramic hob with manual control knobs. I'm looking for a more modern touch control unit.

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All the hobs I've looked at (over 50) require a cutout depth (wall to front) of 490mm whereas the current cutout is 460mm. This is because the worktop is not the normal depth , so I can't get a hob that needs more than 460mm cutout. This is non negotiable!

Are there any modern electric touch control hobs that you know of that fit in a 460mm depth cutout. No issues with different width sizes.

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grumpy_codger Posts: 664 Forumite

12 April at 12:05AM edited 12 April at 12:27AM

What sort of worktop is it? Can't you increase the cutout? Even replacing the worktop can be easier than finding what you want.

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ninjaef Posts: 185 Forumite

12 April at 7:40AM edited 12 April at 7:40AM

Anyone else please

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Archergirl Posts: 1,830 Forumite

12 April at 9:39AM edited 12 April at 9:41AM

All I can suggest it to email Beco with your request and see what their answer is.
If it is really non negotiable you will have to keep the old hob.

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Albermarle Posts: 27,052 Forumite

12 April at 10:09AM

If the current one works then probably best to leave it alone and upgrade when/if you upgrade the kitchen/worktops.

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Emmia Posts: 5,095 Forumite

12 April at 10:43AM edited 12 April at 10:44AM

I can find one, but it's too slim for your worktop, as it's 88 x 33 installation dimensions

https://www.klarstein.co.uk/Home-Appliances/Hobs-Hot-Plates/Induction-Hobs/Delicatessa-90-Slim-Built-In-Hob-Induction-4-Zones-7000W-Self-Sufficient.html

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