Rangemaster 110cm Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster 110cm range cookers across traditional and contemporary collections, with dual fuel, induction and selected ceramic models. The 110cm format gives Rangemaster room for two substantial ovens plus a separate grill and, on selected models, a storage drawer, bread-proving drawer or dedicated slow-cook oven.

Shop Rangemaster 110cm cookers by collection

Rangemaster Classic – traditional styling with two full-size fan ovens, separate grill and storage drawer.
Rangemaster Classic Deluxe – multifunction cooking with a choice of proving drawer or slow-cook oven.
Rangemaster Estel Deluxe – retro-inspired styling, premium multifunction cooking and a broad colour and trim choice.
Rangemaster Edge Deluxe – contemporary black-glass design with dual fuel or induction cooking.
Rangemaster Elise – French-inspired styling with multiple cooking cavities.
Rangemaster Nexus – contemporary multifunction cooking with proving-drawer or slow-cook configurations on current 110cm models.
Rangemaster Kitchener – straightforward twin fan ovens with dual fuel or ceramic hobs.
Rangemaster Professional+ – professional-inspired styling with simpler detailing.
Rangemaster Professional Deluxe – professional styling with enhanced multifunction cooking.

How do Rangemaster 110cm cookers differ?

The 110cm size gives Rangemaster enough width to use two substantial oven cavities on most current models, but the exact arrangement still varies by collection. The most important differences are the main oven functions, hob type and the lower storage or cooking cavity.

Collection	Key 110cm difference	Lower cavity
Classic 110	Two straightforward fan ovens and separate grill	Storage drawer
Classic Deluxe 110	80L multifunction oven plus second 80L fan oven	Proving drawer or 27L slow-cook oven
Estel Deluxe 110	80L multifunction oven plus second 80L oven	Configuration-dependent specialist cavity
Edge Deluxe 110	Black-glass design with 80L multifunction and 80L fan ovens	Proving drawer or 27L slow-cook oven
Nexus 110	Contemporary multifunction design with two substantial ovens	Proving drawer or 27L slow-cook oven
Kitchener 110	Two straightforward fan ovens and separate grill	Storage drawer

Dual fuel, induction or ceramic?

The right hob depends on how you cook and the services available in your kitchen. Not every fuel type is offered on every collection.

Rangemaster 110cm dual fuel cookers

Dual fuel models use a gas hob with electric ovens. On wider 110cm designs this can provide six gas burners or a similarly generous cooking surface, with features such as a multi-ring wok burner, cast-iron pan supports and a griddle depending on the collection.

Choose dual fuel if you specifically prefer visible gas-flame control. Installation requires both an appropriate gas supply and the electrical connection specified for the exact cooker.

Rangemaster 110cm induction cookers

Induction models provide a smooth electric hob and typically use five induction zones. Current premium Rangemaster systems can add Power Boost, low-temperature settings and bridging or multi-zone functions for larger cookware.

Induction requires compatible magnetic cookware and a suitably rated electrical supply. The total electrical load varies by model, so confirm the manufacturer's requirements before purchase.

Rangemaster 110cm ceramic cookers

Selected ranges such as Kitchener and Professional+ also offer ceramic cooking. A ceramic hob provides an all-electric alternative without requiring induction-compatible pans. It should not be grouped with induction in PIM because the heating technology, controls and cookware requirements are different.

Proving drawer, slow-cook oven or storage drawer?

This is one of the most important distinctions within the Rangemaster 110cm range.

Proving drawer

A proving drawer provides a dedicated space for proving bread dough. On current premium 110cm Rangemaster models it sits beneath the main oven and grill arrangement and can also provide useful storage when not being used for proving.

Slow-cook oven

Selected Classic Deluxe, Edge Deluxe and Nexus 110 models replace the proving drawer with a dedicated 27-litre slow-cook cavity. Current Rangemaster slow-cook ovens are thermostatically controlled and designed for lower-temperature cooking over longer periods.

Storage drawer

Simpler ranges such as Kitchener use the lower space as storage rather than an actively heated specialist cavity. This is useful for trays and cookware if neither bread proving nor slow cooking is a priority.

Classic 110 versus Classic Deluxe 110

The standard Classic 110 focuses on straightforward cooking. It uses two full-size fan ovens, a separate grill and a storage drawer.

Classic Deluxe adds an 80-litre eight-function multifunction oven, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Handyrack and telescopic shelving. On the 110cm model you can also choose between a proving drawer and a dedicated slow-cook oven.

Choose the standard Classic if you mainly need generous conventional oven space. Choose Classic Deluxe when you will use the additional multifunction settings or specialist lower cavity.

Nexus, Edge Deluxe and Estel Deluxe 110

Nexus 110 is a contemporary alternative with two substantial ovens, a separate Flexi-Grill and either a proving drawer or slow-cook oven. Current induction versions add Power Boost and bridging for larger cookware.

Edge Deluxe 110 uses a frameless black-glass design. It combines an 80-litre multifunction oven with a second 80-litre fan oven and is available with either a proving drawer or 27-litre slow-cook cavity.

Estel Deluxe 110 takes a more characterful retro approach. Current models use an 80-litre multifunction main oven and second 80-litre oven, with a broad choice of colours and trim finishes.

Kitchener 110

Kitchener is a simpler alternative for buyers who do not need an extensive set of multifunction modes. Current Kitchener 110 models use two electric fan ovens, a separate full and half grill, Handyrack and a storage drawer.

Dual fuel versions use six gas cooking zones, while ceramic versions provide six radiant electric zones. The exact physical width differs between versions, so use the specification for the chosen SKU rather than assuming every Kitchener 110 has the same chassis measurement.

110cm is a nominal size

Rangemaster's 110cm description is a commercial size class rather than a guarantee that every cooker is exactly 1100mm wide. Current models can measure either 1092mm or 1100mm depending on the collection and fuel configuration.

Always use the exact manufacturer's dimensions for installation. Check the width, depth including handles, adjustable height, surrounding clearances, ventilation, extraction position and utility connections before ordering.

Colours and trim

The current Rangemaster 110cm range covers a wide choice of finishes, but the available colours depend on the collection. Manufacturer colour names should be used when narrowing the range because broad groups such as Black, Blue or Cream can combine visibly different finishes.

Premium collections can also offer different trim finishes. Current terminology includes Chrome, Antique Brass and Brushed Nickel depending on the model family. Choose the technical configuration first, then use colour and trim to narrow the final options.

Rangemaster 110cm FAQs

How wide is a Rangemaster 110cm range cooker?

It depends on the exact model. Some Rangemaster 110cm cookers are 1092mm wide while others measure 1100mm. Treat 110cm as the nominal size category and use the exact product specification when planning the cooker opening.

Do all Rangemaster 110cm cookers have two ovens?

Current models generally make use of the extra width to provide two substantial oven cavities, but the oven types and additional cavities differ by range. Premium models can add a separate grill and either a proving drawer or slow-cook oven.

What is the difference between a proving drawer and a slow-cook oven?

The proving drawer is primarily intended to provide a controlled space for bread dough. A slow-cook oven is a separately heated cavity for longer, low-temperature cooking. Selected premium 110cm models are offered in separate versions with one or the other.

Are Rangemaster 110cm cookers available with induction?

Yes. Several current collections offer induction versions. Check the exact model because induction features such as bridging and low-temperature settings vary by range.

Are Rangemaster 110cm cookers available with ceramic hobs?

Yes. Current Kitchener and selected Professional+ models are available with ceramic cooking, providing an all-electric alternative to dual fuel or induction.

Is a Rangemaster 110cm cooker exactly 1100mm wide?

Not always. For example, current Kitchener 110 dual fuel models are 1092mm wide, while other 110cm models measure 1100mm. Check the exact SKU specification before installation.

Does a Rangemaster 110cm induction cooker need a special electrical supply?

Yes. These are high-load appliances and the requirements vary by model. Have the proposed electrical circuit checked against the manufacturer's maximum load and minimum amperage specification before purchase.

What warranty comes with a Rangemaster 110cm cooker?

Rangemaster's standard cooking-appliance warranty provides two years of manufacturer cover when the appliance is registered within the required period. Separate promotional extensions can apply to selected model families and purchase dates, so promotional warranty cover should not be treated as a permanent specification across every 110cm cooker.