Rangemaster 90cm Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster 90cm range cookers across traditional, contemporary and professional-style collections. Choose from dual fuel, induction and selected ceramic models, with oven layouts ranging from conventional twin-oven cookers to flexible 114-litre single-cavity designs such as the Classic 90 FX and Professional+ 90 FX.

Compare Rangemaster 90cm cooker types

Range	Cooking layout	Fuel options	Best for
Classic 90	80L fan oven, 67L tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction	Traditional styling with a straightforward multi-cavity layout
Classic 90 FX	114L multifunction oven with removable Energy Saving Panel	Dual fuel or induction	Buyers wanting one unusually large and adaptable oven
Classic Deluxe 90	80L multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction	Traditional styling with additional oven functions and convenience features
Edge Deluxe 90	80L multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction	Contemporary black-glass styling
Estel Deluxe 90	80L multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill	Dual fuel or induction	Retro-inspired design with a wide colour and trim choice
Nexus 90	80L multifunction oven, second fan oven and Flexi-Grill	Dual fuel or induction	Contemporary styling with enhanced multifunction cooking
Kitchener 90	Two electric ovens and separate grill	Dual fuel or ceramic	Straightforward range cooking at the simpler end of the range
Elise 90	Multiple electric cooking cavities with separate grill	Dual fuel or induction	French-inspired styling and a broad colour palette
Professional+ 90 FX / FXP	114L multifunction oven with Energy Saving Panel	Dual fuel or induction, depending on model	Professional styling with flexible large-cavity cooking

Which Rangemaster 90cm range should you choose?

The main difference between Rangemaster 90cm cookers is not their external size. It is the way the internal cooking space is arranged. Some ranges provide two permanently separate ovens and a dedicated grill, while the FX models prioritise one very large adaptable multifunction cavity.

Standard twin-oven 90cm cookers

Ranges such as Classic, Classic Deluxe, Edge Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Nexus, Kitchener and Elise provide separate cooking cavities. This makes them useful when you regularly need to cook different dishes at different temperatures at the same time.

The specification still varies considerably between ranges. A standard Classic 90 uses a straightforward 80-litre fan oven alongside a 67-litre tall fan oven and separate Flexi-Grill. Classic Deluxe, Edge Deluxe and Estel Deluxe add a multifunction main oven with additional cooking modes.

Flexible FX 90cm cookers

Classic 90 FX and Professional+ 90 FX use a different layout built around a large 114-litre multifunction oven. A removable Energy Saving Panel divides the cavity when the full space is not needed, allowing a smaller section to be heated for everyday meals.

Choose an FX model when the ability to create one large cooking space is more useful than having two permanently separate ovens. Choose a conventional twin-oven model when independent temperatures and separate cavities are more important.

Dual fuel, induction or ceramic?

Rangemaster 90cm dual fuel cookers

Dual fuel combines gas hob cooking with electric ovens. Depending on the range, the hob can include five gas burners, a multi-ring wok burner, cast-iron pan supports, griddles and wok cradles.

Dual fuel is appropriate if you prefer cooking over a visible gas flame and have a suitable gas supply. These cookers still require the electrical connection specified for the exact model, so both services should be confirmed before purchase.

Rangemaster 90cm induction cookers

Induction models use a smooth electric hob with magnetic pan detection. Current Rangemaster induction systems can include Power Boost, low-temperature settings and bridging on selected premium ranges.

Induction-compatible magnetic cookware is required. A 90cm induction range cooker can also place a substantial load on the electrical supply, so check the manufacturer's maximum electrical load and minimum amperage requirement for the exact SKU.

Rangemaster 90cm ceramic cookers

Selected Rangemaster 90cm ranges, including Kitchener and Professional+ models, are available with a ceramic hob. Ceramic provides an all-electric alternative without requiring induction-compatible pans.

Do not group ceramic and induction together as the same fuel type. They use different heating technologies, have different controls and can have different electrical specifications.

Rangemaster Classic 90

The refreshed Classic 90 combines traditional baker-style windows with an 80-litre fan oven, 67-litre tall fan oven and separate 2.3kW Flexi-Grill. Current models are available in Pale Cream, Gloss Black, Misty Blue and Bordeaux with Chrome trim.

Choose Classic when you want a conventional two-oven layout and traditional Rangemaster appearance without the more specialised multifunction features of Classic Deluxe.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe 90

Classic Deluxe adds an 80-litre multifunction main oven with eight cooking functions, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Duo cooking and Delicate base heat. It also includes telescopic shelving, Handyrack and a separate Flexi-Grill.

The second cavity is a tall fan oven. Classic Deluxe is therefore a stronger option for buyers who regularly bake, roast or use different oven heating modes and will benefit from more control than the standard Classic provides.

Rangemaster Classic 90 FX

The Classic 90 FX is fundamentally different from the standard Classic 90. Its main feature is a 114-litre multifunction oven with seven cooking functions and a removable Energy Saving Panel.

With the panel fitted, only the right-hand section of the oven is actively heated, reducing the amount of oven space being brought to temperature for smaller meals. Remove the panel when you need the complete cavity for large roasting tins, multiple shelves or oversized cookware.

The Classic 90 FX is available with either a five-burner gas hob or five-zone induction hob.

Edge Deluxe, Estel Deluxe and Nexus 90

Edge Deluxe 90 takes a contemporary approach with frameless black-glass doors. It combines an 80-litre eight-function multifunction oven with a tall fan oven and separate grill, with dual fuel or induction versions available.

Estel Deluxe 90 uses an 80-litre multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill but combines them with more characterful controls, a wide colour palette and a choice of Chrome or Antique Brass trim.

Nexus 90 provides an 80-litre multifunction oven with eight functions, a large second fan oven and Flexi-Grill. Current dual fuel and induction models are designed around a cleaner contemporary fascia.

Kitchener 90

Kitchener is one of the simpler current Rangemaster ranges. The 90cm model provides two electric ovens and a separate grill, with dual fuel or ceramic hob options.

This makes it particularly relevant if you want a conventional multi-cavity range cooker but do not need the additional multifunction settings and trim choices found on the premium Deluxe collections.

Professional+ 90 and Professional+ 90 FX

Do not treat the standard Professional+ 90 and Professional+ 90 FX as the same cooker. Standard Professional+ models use a conventional multi-cavity layout, while Professional+ 90 FX follows the flexible 114-litre oven concept.

Professional+ 90 FX is available with dual fuel or induction cooking. Professional+ FXP adds pyrolytic oven cleaning, which runs a high-temperature cleaning cycle to reduce food residue to ash.

Exact dimensions and installation

Most products marketed as Rangemaster 90cm cookers are built around a nominal 900mm width, but installation should always be planned using the exact specification for the chosen SKU rather than the category label.

Check the manufacturer's stated width, depth excluding and including handles, adjustable height, required clearances, extractor position and utility connections before ordering. Dual fuel models require a suitable gas connection and electrical supply, while induction and ceramic models require appropriately rated electrical circuits.

If an individual specification conflicts with the model's nominal size, verify the dimension against the current manufacturer product page and installation guide before using it for kitchen planning.

Rangemaster 90cm FAQs

Is a Rangemaster 90cm cooker exactly 900mm wide?

Many current models are specified at 900mm, but always check the exact SKU before installation. Manufacturer and retailer data can occasionally contain dimensional inconsistencies, so cabinetry should be planned from the verified installation specification rather than the category name alone.

What is the difference between Rangemaster Classic 90 and Classic 90 FX?

Classic 90 has two permanently separate ovens and a separate grill. Classic 90 FX instead uses a large 114-litre multifunction oven with a removable Energy Saving Panel that can divide the cooking space for smaller loads.

What is the difference between Classic 90 and Classic Deluxe 90?

Classic Deluxe adds a multifunction main oven with additional cooking modes, Rapid-Response pre-heating, Handyrack and telescopic shelving. Standard Classic uses a simpler fan-oven arrangement.

Are Rangemaster 90cm cookers available with induction?

Yes. Induction versions are available across several current collections, including Classic, Classic 90 FX, Classic Deluxe, Edge Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Elise and Nexus.

Are Rangemaster 90cm cookers available with ceramic hobs?

Yes. Selected collections such as Kitchener and Professional+ offer ceramic versions. Ceramic should be treated separately from induction because the hob technology and cookware requirements differ.

Which Rangemaster 90cm cooker has the largest single oven?

Classic 90 FX and Professional+ 90 FX use a 114-litre flexible multifunction cavity. This is different from conventional 90cm Rangemaster models that divide their oven capacity across separate cavities.

Do Rangemaster 90cm induction cookers need special pans?

Yes. Induction requires cookware with a suitable magnetic base. Check existing pans and the electrical installation before moving from gas or ceramic cooking.