Yes, you can't do that here either, not since 1960's. This house was built in 1948 and the whole electric system was behind a single 230 V phase with a 25 A mai

Yes, you can't do that here either, not since 1960's. This house was built in 1948 and the whole electric system was behind a single 230 V phase with a 25 A main fuse. The kitchen was behind one 10 A fuse, except for the stove which was behind a 16 A fuse. Amazingly, I never blew up the main fuse. (It was a nice house in many ways but I realised that fixing everything would cost too much, so I built a new one next to it and demolished the old one.)