Rangemaster 100cm Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster 100cm range cookers across traditional and contemporary collections, with dual fuel, induction and selected ceramic models. Current 100cm options include Classic, Classic Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Edge Deluxe, Elise, Nexus, Kitchener and Professional-style designs, giving you a choice of oven layouts, hob technologies, colours and trim finishes.

Shop Rangemaster 100cm cookers by collection

Rangemaster Classic – traditional styling with a straightforward twin-oven layout.
Rangemaster Classic Deluxe – traditional styling with a multifunction oven, Handyrack and additional cooking features.
Rangemaster Estel Deluxe – characterful styling, multifunction cooking and a wide colour and trim choice.
Rangemaster Edge Deluxe – black-glass contemporary styling with dual fuel or induction cooking.
Rangemaster Elise – French-inspired styling with dual fuel or induction options.
Rangemaster Nexus – contemporary controls with a multifunction oven, second fan oven and separate grill.
Rangemaster Kitchener – a simpler traditional range with dual fuel and ceramic choices.
Rangemaster Professional+ – cleaner professional-inspired styling and a choice of cooking technologies across the wider range.

How do Rangemaster 100cm cookers differ?

Although all of these cookers sit in Rangemaster's nominal 100cm size class, their cooking layouts and specifications differ substantially. Compare the oven arrangement and hob type before choosing a colour.

Collection	Key difference	Typical cooking layout
Classic 100	Straightforward traditional design	Two fan ovens and a separate grill
Classic Deluxe 100	Enhanced traditional model	Multifunction main oven, tall fan oven and separate grill
Estel Deluxe 100	Retro-influenced design with broad colour and trim choice	Multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill
Edge Deluxe 100	Contemporary black-glass design	Multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill
Elise 100	French-inspired styling	Multifunction oven, second fan oven and separate grill
Nexus 100	Contemporary design with enhanced multifunction cooking	80L multifunction oven, second fan oven and Flexi-Grill
Kitchener 100	Simple traditional specification	Twin electric ovens and separate grill
Professional+ FX 100	Different twin-multifunction-oven layout	Two multifunction ovens, integrated grill and storage drawer

Dual fuel, induction or ceramic?

Fuel type is one of the most important differences between Rangemaster 100cm cookers. The available choices depend on the collection.

Rangemaster 100cm dual fuel cookers

Dual fuel models combine a gas hob with electric ovens. They are suited to households that prefer visible gas-flame control on the hob while retaining electric oven cooking. Depending on the collection, the hob can include cast-iron pan supports, a multi-ring wok burner and a griddle.

A dual fuel cooker requires both a suitable gas supply and the electrical connection specified for the exact model. Check installation requirements before ordering rather than assuming an existing cooker connection is adequate.

Rangemaster 100cm induction cookers

Induction models use electric induction zones rather than gas burners. Current premium Rangemaster induction systems can include Power Boost, low-temperature settings and bridging on selected collections. Induction-compatible magnetic cookware is required.

Induction range cookers can have a substantial electrical load. Have the proposed circuit checked against the exact manufacturer's specification before purchase.

Rangemaster 100cm ceramic cookers

Selected collections, including current Kitchener 100 models, are available with a smooth ceramic hob. Ceramic provides an all-electric alternative where induction is not required, but its heating behaviour and cookware requirements differ from induction.

100cm is a nominal size

Do not assume every Rangemaster 100cm cooker is exactly 1000mm wide. Many current models, including Classic, Classic Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Edge Deluxe and Professional+ FX versions, are approximately 994mm wide.

Use the manufacturer's exact dimensions for the model you intend to buy. Check the cooker width, depth including handles, adjustable height and required clearances before finalising cabinetry, worktops or flooring.

Classic 100 versus Classic Deluxe 100

The standard Classic is the simpler option. The current Classic 100 retains traditional Rangemaster styling and is available in dual fuel and induction versions.

Classic Deluxe adds a more capable multifunction oven, including eight cooking functions on current models, together with telescopic shelving and the Rangemaster Handyrack roasting-tray attachment. It also offers a wider range of colours and a choice of Chrome or Antique Brass trim.

Choose Classic when straightforward twin-oven cooking is the priority. Choose Classic Deluxe when the additional oven modes and cooking accessories will be genuinely useful.

Estel Deluxe, Edge Deluxe and Nexus 100

These collections provide alternatives to the traditional Classic appearance without giving up multiple cooking cavities.

Estel Deluxe combines retro-inspired controls and handles with an 80-litre multifunction oven, tall second oven and separate grill. Current models are available in a broad colour palette with Chrome or Antique Brass trim.

Edge Deluxe uses a black-glass, frameless appearance for a more architectural kitchen design. The current 100cm range is available in dual fuel and induction versions.

Nexus uses a cleaner contemporary fascia and provides an 80-litre eight-function multifunction oven, second fan oven and separate Flexi-Grill. Current 100cm models are available in dual fuel and induction configurations.

What is different about Professional+ FX 100?

The Professional+ FX 100 should not be confused with Rangemaster's flexible single-cavity 90cm FX products. The current 100cm Professional+ FX uses two multifunction electric ovens: an 80-litre left-hand oven with seven functions and a 55-litre right-hand oven with five functions.

It also has an integrated electric grill and a full-width storage drawer rather than the separate grill and tall-oven layout found on many other Rangemaster 100cm cookers. This makes it worth comparing separately if two conventional-width multifunction ovens suit the way you cook.

Colours and trim

The 100cm range spans a large number of finishes, including traditional neutrals and stronger colours. Available shades vary by collection, so choose the technical model family and fuel type first before narrowing the range by colour.

Trim terminology should also be checked carefully. Current premium models can use Chrome, Brushed Nickel or Antique Brass depending on the collection. Trim changes the appearance rather than the underlying oven capacity or fuel type.

Installation considerations

Measure the exact cooker opening rather than relying solely on the nominal 100cm description.
Check depth both with and without handles where the manufacturer provides both measurements.
Allow for the manufacturer's required clearances around surrounding cabinetry and extraction.
Confirm the gas supply before ordering a dual fuel model.
Confirm the electrical circuit and maximum load before ordering an induction or ceramic model.
Check induction cookware compatibility if moving from gas or ceramic cooking.

Rangemaster 100cm FAQs

How wide is a Rangemaster 100cm range cooker?

100cm is the nominal size category rather than a guarantee of a 1000mm chassis. Many current Rangemaster 100 models are 994mm wide. Always use the specification for the exact model when planning the installation.

Which Rangemaster 100cm cooker should I choose?

Start with cooking layout and fuel type rather than colour. Kitchener and Classic suit buyers who want a more straightforward specification, while Classic Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Edge Deluxe and Nexus add more specialised oven functions or design features. Professional+ FX uses a different twin-multifunction-oven arrangement.

Are Rangemaster 100cm cookers available with induction?

Yes. Several current 100cm collections offer induction versions, including Classic, Classic Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Edge Deluxe, Elise and Nexus. Availability varies by collection and finish.

Are Rangemaster 100cm cookers available with a gas hob?

Yes. Dual fuel models combine a gas hob with electric ovens and are available across several current Rangemaster 100cm collections.

Are any Rangemaster 100cm cookers ceramic?

Yes. The current Kitchener 100 range includes ceramic-hob versions as an all-electric alternative to its dual fuel models.

Do all Rangemaster 100cm cookers have the same oven layout?

No. Many use a main oven, tall second oven and separate grill, but other layouts exist. Professional+ FX 100, for example, uses two multifunction ovens with an integrated grill and storage drawer. Compare the exact cavities rather than assuming every 100cm model is identical internally.

What warranty comes with a Rangemaster range cooker?

Rangemaster currently provides a full two-year manufacturer's warranty on cooking appliances when the appliance is registered within 30 days of delivery. Separate promotional warranty offers can apply to selected collections and purchase dates, so check eligibility for the exact model rather than applying a promotion across the whole 100cm category.