We are contemplating buying a new cooker (one of those electric ones with the hobs that heat up immediately and wipe clean).
However... we have an old gas one now, and no wiring facility for a cooker in the kitchen.
We do have a combi boiler there, which I assume is not on the ring main.
Might the cabling for the combi take enough current to enable a cooker box to be 'spurred' from it's own wire that runs to the fuse box?. The box is at the other end of the house, and therefore the electric cooker is rather a non-starter if this can't be done.
NB I don't intend to try wiring any of this myself.
Thanks,
Keith