Rangemaster Classic Deluxe Cookers

Shop Rangemaster Classic Deluxe range cookers in 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes, with dual fuel or induction hobs, Chrome or Antique Brass trim and a wide choice of colours. Classic Deluxe adds an eight-function multifunction oven, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Handyrack, telescopic shelving and enhanced hob features over the standard Classic range.

Choose your Rangemaster Classic Deluxe

Model	Exact width	Oven layout	Current configurations
Classic Deluxe 90	900mm	80L multifunction oven, 67L tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction
Classic Deluxe 100	994mm	80L multifunction oven, 82L tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction
Classic Deluxe 110	1092mm	Two 80L ovens and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction, plus proving drawer or slow-cook oven

Which Rangemaster Classic Deluxe size should you choose?

The Classic Deluxe 90, 100 and 110 are not simply the same cooker at different widths. The secondary oven and lower-cavity arrangement changes, so the right size depends on both your kitchen opening and how you use the ovens.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe 90

The Classic Deluxe 90 is 900mm wide. It combines an 80-litre multifunction oven with a 67-litre tall fan oven and a separate grill. This provides three independently usable cooking areas within a nominal 90cm footprint.

It is the most space-efficient option in the Classic Deluxe range and suits kitchens designed around a 900mm cooker opening. Check the exact installation depth, height range and utility requirements for the fuel version you choose before ordering.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe 100

The Classic Deluxe 100 is 994mm wide. It retains the 80-litre multifunction oven but increases the tall secondary oven to 82 litres. The additional tall-oven capacity makes it particularly useful for multi-shelf baking, batch cooking or preparing several dishes simultaneously.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe 110

The Classic Deluxe 110 is 1092mm wide and changes to two full-size 80-litre ovens rather than a standard oven plus tall oven. It also gives you an additional choice between a proving drawer and a dedicated slow-cook oven.

The slow-cook version has a 27-litre thermostatically controlled cavity for longer, lower-temperature cooking. The alternative configuration provides a dedicated proving drawer, giving bread makers a controlled space for proving dough.

Classic Deluxe dual fuel or induction?

Feature	Dual Fuel	Induction
Hob	Gas burners with cast-iron pan supports	Five induction zones
High-power cooking	Multi-ring wok burner	Power Boost
Griddle	Griddle system, varying by cooker width	Removable aluminium griddle
Large cookware	Wide gas cooking surface	Bridging function for combining zones
Low-temperature cooking	Controlled directly by gas flame	Dedicated low-temperature settings
Cookware	Conventional hob cookware	Requires induction-compatible magnetic cookware
Installation	Gas and electrical connections required	Suitable high-load electrical supply required

Classic Deluxe dual fuel

Dual fuel versions combine gas hob cooking with electric ovens. Rangemaster uses semi-gloss cast-iron pan supports and a high-output multi-ring wok burner. The 90cm and 100cm models include a half-smooth, half-grooved griddle, while the wider 110cm dual fuel layout uses a larger multi-zone griddle arrangement.

Dual fuel is the relevant choice if you specifically want direct gas-flame control. Installation requires both an appropriate gas supply and the electrical connection specified for the exact cooker.

Classic Deluxe induction

Induction models use five cooking zones with Power Boost, bridging and low-temperature settings. Bridging lets compatible zones work together for larger cookware, while the low settings provide more controlled heat for tasks such as melting or gentle simmering.

A removable aluminium griddle is also provided for the induction hob. Check that your cookware has an induction-compatible magnetic base and confirm the required electrical supply before purchase.

What makes Classic Deluxe different?

The main upgrade over the standard Classic is the left-hand 80-litre multifunction oven. It provides eight cooking functions rather than a straightforward fan-oven arrangement.

Rapid-Response accelerates oven heating when you need to reach cooking temperature more quickly.
Duo combines fan and base heat, which is useful when additional heat underneath the food is required, including pastry and pizza bases.
Delicate concentrates gentler heat from below for dishes that do not need strong top heat.

The multifunction oven also has a telescopic shelf so a loaded tray can be pulled forward more securely when checking food.

Handyrack and Flexi-Grill

The Handyrack is a roasting tray attachment connected to the oven door. When the door opens, the tray moves forward with it, reducing the need to reach into the hot oven when checking or basting a roast.

The separate Flexi-Grill is rated at 2.3kW and offers full and half-grill operation. Its telescopic runners allow the grill pan to slide forward for easier access. Because the grill has its own cavity, both ovens remain available while grilling.

Classic Deluxe 90, 100 and 110 oven comparison

Feature	90cm	100cm	110cm
Left oven	80L multifunction	80L multifunction	80L multifunction
Left oven functions	8	8	8
Second oven	67L tall fan oven	82L tall fan oven	80L full-size fan oven
Separate grill	Yes	Yes	Yes
Additional lower cavity	No	No	Proving drawer or 27L slow-cook oven

Classic Deluxe colours and trims

The current Appliance Superstore assortment is built around eight manufacturer colour families:

Bordeaux
Charcoal Black
Gloss Black
Heather
Mineral Green
Pale Cream
Slate
Stone Blue

Each is available with a choice of Chrome or Antique Brass trim across the current configuration matrix. Because colour and trim create a large number of otherwise technically similar products, choose size, fuel type and oven configuration first, then select the finish.

Classic Deluxe versus Classic

The standard Rangemaster Classic and Classic Deluxe share traditional styling, but they serve different requirements. Classic Deluxe adds the eight-function multifunction oven, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Handyrack, telescopic shelving and more specialised hob functionality. It also offers a substantially wider choice of colours and both Chrome and Antique Brass trim.

On 110cm models, the distinction becomes greater. Standard Classic uses a conventional storage drawer, while Classic Deluxe gives you a choice between a proving drawer and a dedicated slow-cook oven.

If the additional oven modes and specialist features will not be used, the standard Classic is the more straightforward alternative. If you bake regularly, want more control over oven heating or specifically need proving or slow-cooking capability, Classic Deluxe is the stronger fit.

Classic Deluxe versus Classic 90 FX

Classic 90 FX has a different oven concept. It uses one large 114-litre adaptable oven with a removable Energy Saving Panel rather than the Classic Deluxe arrangement of two permanent ovens plus a separate grill.

Choose Classic Deluxe when independently controlled oven cavities and a separate grill are important. Consider Classic 90 FX when having one unusually large, flexible cooking cavity is the priority.

Installation and dimensions

Rangemaster's 90cm, 100cm and 110cm descriptions are nominal size categories. The current Classic Deluxe cookers measure 900mm, 994mm and 1092mm wide respectively.

Do not use the nominal category name alone when planning cabinetry. Check the exact width, depth, adjustable height, ventilation clearances, extractor clearance and utility requirements for the exact model code before ordering.

Fuel type matters particularly for installation. Dual fuel models require the appropriate gas connection as well as electricity. Induction versions require an electrical supply capable of supporting the specified cooker load. Have the proposed installation checked before purchase if the existing supply is uncertain.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe FAQs

What sizes are Rangemaster Classic Deluxe cookers available in?

The current Classic Deluxe range is available in nominal 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes. Their exact widths are 900mm, 994mm and 1092mm respectively.

What is the main difference between Rangemaster Classic and Classic Deluxe?

Classic Deluxe adds an eight-function multifunction oven, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Handyrack, telescopic shelving and additional hob features. It also provides more colours, a choice of Chrome or Antique Brass trim and specialist lower-cavity options on 110cm models.

Does the Classic Deluxe have two ovens?

Yes. The 90cm and 100cm models have an 80-litre multifunction oven and a tall fan oven. The 110cm has two full-size 80-litre ovens. All three sizes also have a separate grill.

What is the difference between the two Classic Deluxe 110 configurations?

One version includes a dedicated proving drawer for bread dough. The other includes a 27-litre thermostatically controlled slow-cook oven. Choose according to which specialist function you are more likely to use.

Is Rangemaster Classic Deluxe available with induction?

Yes. The current range is available with either dual fuel or induction cooking. Induction models use five cooking zones and include bridging, Power Boost and low-temperature settings.

What is Rangemaster Rapid-Response?

Rapid-Response is a multifunction-oven setting designed to bring the oven up to temperature more quickly before cooking. It is useful when reducing pre-heating time matters.

What does the Rangemaster Handyrack do?

The Handyrack attaches a roasting tray to the oven door so the tray moves forward as the door is opened. This makes it easier to inspect, baste and remove larger dishes without reaching as far into the hot oven.

Do current Classic Deluxe cookers qualify for Rangemaster's five-year warranty promotion?

Rangemaster's current promotion includes the refreshed 2025 Classic Deluxe range for eligible purchases made between 1 September and 31 October 2026. The cooker must meet the manufacturer's model, delivery and claim conditions, so promotional cover should be shown separately from the standard warranty specification.