We're building a new house and we have said that we will supply our own appliances with the builder to install them.
We have specified a "plumbed" steam oven in the kitchen.
Today I looked at the installation manual on the internet and it needs a plumbed water supply (not a problem, they can put a tap anywhere) BUT it ALSO needs a drain.
The picture in the manual shows the oven drain connecting to the fitting under the sink where you normally drain your dishwasher to.
Not a problem....
The problem is that our oven will be on a wall and the nearest sink is far away on the 'Island bench'.
So my question is, when the first-fix plumber does the first-fix DWV pipework is there such a thing as a 'sink' drainpipe that ISN'T connected to a sink that they can put in the wall to allow the oven drain connection to drain into ?
Hopefully the question is clear??
Thanks,
P_D
Drain In Kitchen For Wall Oven
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Reckon the next trend in kitchens will be 2 plumbed steam ovens!
Just advise builder which appliances you're installing along with installation manual and point out oven requires a water outlet & drain, also check specs on your hotplate if it requires 3 phase connection (if going electric).
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