Kitchen wiring kit from LAP’s fixed-wiring range, covering the common alternatives you’ll see against MK and BG: either a combined 45A cooker switch with a 13A switched socket (2-gang) or a standalone 45A cooker switch (1-gang). Both are double-pole, so they isolate live and neutral together — the standard approach for cooker circuits and a key safety point when you’re working on or servicing an appliance.

Which version makes sense for your kitchen?

Go for the 2-gang plate if you want a nearby socket for ignition units, a hood, or small appliances, without adding another faceplate. Choose the 1-gang if you already have sockets where you need them, or you’re keeping the cooker control separate for a cleaner layout.

• Flat-plate styling: sits neater on modern splashbacks and tiled walls.
• Backed-out captive screws: helps when offering up the plate, so you’re not juggling loose fixings.
• In-line terminals + gasket: tidier cable entry and a bit of extra protection against moisture around the back box.