Red Lion Den Knowle House Guide and FAQ

Possibly – it depends on how large you mean! One normal SUV and a smaller car can fit on the space as you can see from the photo.

However because the parking access is narrow, you might need to reverse out if you’re unable to use the turning space at the bottom of the lane (there’s a tree there so pull in your wing mirrors!).

If your vehicle is larger then there’s on-street parking on St Martin’s Road and St Martin’s Gardens (below)

The hob is an induction hob. If you’re unfamiliar with them it might be helpful to first understand how they work. 

So, what is an induction hob exactly? Firstly, an induction hob is not the same as a gas burner or electric coil cooker. It uses electromagnetic fields to heat your pans directly, making them faster and safer. Induction hobs create a magnetic field when a ferrous (iron-containing) pot or pan is placed on them. This field generates heat directly in the pot, so the hob itself stays cool. Basically, an induction hob allows you to enjoy instant heat and precise control when cooking. 

You should find the user guide in the file we’ve left in the Den but here are the basics:

1. Turn it on – most induction hobs have an on/off power button as well as functions you can select for a specific cooking zone

2. Select heat level – Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons to adjust the heat

3. Start cooking – Place your induction-compatible pan on the cooking zone and start cooking

If you do need to clean it, please avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbing pads, as they can scratch the surface of your induction hob.

The full instructions can be downloaded here but below are some screengrabs in case you need them quickly!