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It would be possible.

If it were my house, I would want a control system that prevented the draw from being closed when stove is still hot and prevents operation of stove unless draw is fully extended and locked.
 
It would be possible.

If it were my house, I would want a control system that prevented the draw from being closed when stove is still hot and prevents operation of stove unless draw is fully extended and locked.
Thank you!
You mean like some kind of carpentry solution that locks into place and/or covers the controls until fully open, correct?
 
Thank you!
You mean like some kind of carpentry solution that locks into place and/or covers the controls until fully open, correct?

More like a sensor and relay/contractor I would have thought.
 
Anything is possible, usually.
But not in this case, if the idea is to have the hob moving out from under the worktop on a drawer mechanism.
There are too many issues.

First one being as per James, it needs to be electrically isolated untill the hob is fully exposed.
The hob needs to be well supported allowing for the weight of pans on it, a sliding drawer won't be able to do that.
When pulled out it needs to be perfectly level otherwise the pans may slide.
The cable connecting it will have to be flexible and suitably rated.
The list probably goes on.

I doubt you'll find a professional prepared to connect it up.
 
More like a sensor and relay/contractor I would have thought.
I understand, ok, thank you
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Anything is possible, usually.
But not in this case, if the idea is to have the hob moving out from under the worktop on a drawer mechanism.
There are too many issues.

First one being as per James, it needs to be electrically isolated untill the hob is fully exposed.
The hob needs to be well supported allowing for the weight of pans on it, a sliding drawer won't be able to do that.
When pulled out it needs to be perfectly level otherwise the pans may slide.
The cable connecting it will have to be flexible and suitably rated.
The list probably goes on.

I doubt you'll find a professional prepared to connect it up.
Understood. Thank you!
 

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