I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) which 
is basically a strip of wood.
I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework of 
the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no idea 
what they are called or what they look like.

Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)

Many Thanks in advance

Craig

Why couldn't you glue it in ??...just a thought

Barry

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"Craig Keightley"  wrote in message 
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>I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) which 
> is basically a strip of wood.
> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework 
> of the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
> idea what they are called or what they look like.
>
> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>
> Many Thanks in advance
>
> Craig
> 

thought about gluing but if i need to remove the oven at any point, i may 
damage the panel
tried velcro strips back onto the panel too, but after a while, the heat 
from the oven losens the gum part of the sticky backing then it falls off

Craig


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> Why couldn't you glue it in ??...just a thought
>
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> "Craig Keightley"  wrote in message 
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>>I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
>> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) 
>> which is basically a strip of wood.
>> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework 
>> of the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
>> idea what they are called or what they look like.
>>
>> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>>
>> Many Thanks in advance
>>
>> Craig
>>
>
> 

"Craig Keightley"  wrote in message
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> I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) which
> is basically a strip of wood.
> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework
of
> the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no idea
> what they are called or what they look like.
>
> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>
> Many Thanks in advance
>
> Craig
>
>

Does the bit of wood go right to the floor?  Like a kick-plate?  If it does,
then you could fix another bit of wood along the bottom edge, and then slide
that bit under the cooker to hold the kick-plate in place.  Even another
flat bit of wood fixed to your bit of wood at right angles, would allow you
to stick it under the front feet of the cooker to hold your bit wood in
place along the bottom of it.

Just a thought.

No, it 's raised off the floor, thanks any way though

Craig
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>
> "Craig Keightley"  wrote in message
> news:429f09d5$0$295$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com...
>> I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q 
>> job)
>> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) 
>> which
>> is basically a strip of wood.
>> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework
> of
>> the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
>> idea
>> what they are called or what they look like.
>>
>> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>>
>> Many Thanks in advance
>>
>> Craig
>>
>>
> Does the bit of wood go right to the floor?  Like a kick-plate?  If it 
> does,
> then you could fix another bit of wood along the bottom edge, and then 
> slide
> that bit under the cooker to hold the kick-plate in place.  Even another
> flat bit of wood fixed to your bit of wood at right angles, would allow 
> you
> to stick it under the front feet of the cooker to hold your bit wood in
> place along the bottom of it.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> 

"Craig Keightley"  wrote in message 
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>I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) which 
> is basically a strip of wood.
> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework 
> of the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
> idea what they are called or what they look like.
>


If its the thin strip directly under the built in oven (allows air flow 
round the oven), normally about 5inches wide then you should have screwed it 
in from the rear of the oven housing before you fitted the oven permanently. 
If you feel up to taking the oven out, take it out then screw the panel to 
the oven housing using a small L bracket. Voila!!!!!
Pete

"Craig Keightley"  wrote in message 
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>I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) which 
> is basically a strip of wood.
> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework 
> of the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
> idea what they are called or what they look like.
>
> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>
> Many Thanks in advance
>
> Craig


The best way I have found is magnetic 'catches'. The magnets are screwed in 
the oven housing and flat metal plates are screwed onto the back of the 
panel. The magnets are actually strong enough to hold the panel in place.

Glenn

is that the official name - "catches"

Craig

"Glenn"  wrote in message 
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> "Craig Keightley"  wrote in message 
> news:429f09d5$0$295$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com...
>>I have just fitted the kitchen with new cupboard doors (another B & Q job)
>> I have a piece to fit below the oven (can't remeber what its called) 
>> which is basically a strip of wood.
>> I have no idea how to attach this piece without screwing it to framework 
>> of the oven. I was once told about a clip that you can get but i have no 
>> idea what they are called or what they look like.
>>
>> Can any one help out (pictures websies etc)
>>
>> Many Thanks in advance
>>
>> Craig
>
> The best way I have found is magnetic 'catches'. The magnets are screwed 
> in the oven housing and flat metal plates are screwed onto the back of the 
> panel. The magnets are actually strong enough to hold the panel in place.
>
> Glenn
>