Can I sand my concrete floor so I can fit an oven in??

[geared]

Can you not pop down Currys with a tape measure and quickly measure what they have on display?

[parkydave]

you are getting sound advise here there is a difference with under the counter and built in ovens . if you have got a standard base unit fitted any under counter should fit but be sure you are not buying a built in which is meant to go in a tall oven housing cabinet . Yes you can remove some of the concrete floor but just cut slots where the feet fit .

[Janus]

I also think Foggy is right, should go in a tall housing unit, undercounter ovens are generally about 56/58 high

 

In the OP neeeeek mentions the size of the gap in mm. 888 is about 35 inches.

[biotechpete]

Indesit do a built under oven which is 870 mm.

[mafya]

The plinth at the bottom on the carcass may be adjustable....

[neeeeeeeeeek]

Thanks for all the advice and I wasn't being funny gaz, all help is genuinely appreciated. If i'm honest I didn't know there was a difference between them, I assumed you could put any oven on the floor! There is no plinth now, my exciting oven sat directly on the floor (that's not why it died tho!)) Might have to look at under counter ones a and then put it on a plinth. What's the difference anyway? They all sit on a solid base, even if one is elevated slightly on a plinth. Looking at pics they just have a feet / the bottom door is slight higher.

Edited December 5, 2017 by neeeeeeeeeek