Rangemaster Dual Fuel Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster dual fuel range cookers with a gas hob and electric ovens, available across 90cm, 100cm and 110cm formats. Compare traditional collections such as Classic and Kitchener with contemporary ranges including Nexus, Edge Deluxe and Professional models.

Choose by cooker width, oven configuration, colour, trim and cooking features. Because specifications vary considerably between Rangemaster collections and even between different 110cm configurations, check the exact product dimensions, cavities and installation requirements before ordering.

Choosing your Rangemaster dual fuel range cooker

Dual fuel combines the visible, responsive flame control of a gas hob with electric oven cooking. It is a useful option if you prefer cooking with gas on the hob but want electric ovens for baking, roasting and cooking several dishes at different temperatures.

The main decisions are the width that will fit your kitchen, the oven arrangement you need and the Rangemaster collection whose features and styling best suit you. Colour and trim combinations create a large number of individual products, so compare the underlying cooker configuration rather than choosing on finish alone.

Compare Rangemaster dual fuel cooker ranges

Range	Available format	Best suited to	Key difference
Classic	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Traditional kitchens	Baker-style window and classic detailing with modern electric ovens and a separate grill.
Classic Deluxe	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Traditional styling with more cooking functions	Adds an eight-function multifunction oven, telescopic shelving and Rangemaster's Handyrack. Selected 110cm configurations include either a proving drawer or slow-cook cavity.
Classic FX	90cm	Cooks wanting one particularly large oven	Uses a large 114-litre multifunction cavity. An energy-saving panel can divide the oven when the full capacity is not required.
Kitchener	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Straightforward traditional range cooking	A simpler heritage-style choice with electric fan ovens, a separate grill and gas hob with a multi-ring burner.
Elise	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	French-inspired kitchen schemes	Combines distinctive continental styling with a multifunction oven, separate fan oven and glide-out grill.
Estel Deluxe	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Retro styling with current cooking features	Features an 80-litre multifunction oven and Flexi-Grill. Wider 110cm versions offer different additional-cavity configurations.
Nexus	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Contemporary kitchens	Cleaner modern styling with a multifunction cooking layout and a choice of several widths and finishes.
Edge Deluxe	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Minimal contemporary kitchens	Black-glass styling with multifunction cooking. The 110cm versions are available with different proving-drawer or slow-cooking arrangements.
Professional+	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Simple professional-style appearance	Streamlined styling with practical multi-oven range-cooker layouts and programmable oven controls.
Professional+ FX / FXP	Selected 90cm and 100cm models	Cooks wanting a different large-oven configuration	The 90cm FX uses a 114-litre multifunction cavity with an energy-saving panel, while FXP versions add pyrolytic self-cleaning.
Professional Deluxe	90cm, 100cm and 110cm	Feature-led contemporary cooking	Adds multifunction cooking and Rapid Response preheating, with specialist features varying according to cooker width.

Should you choose a 90cm, 100cm or 110cm Rangemaster?

90cm Rangemaster dual fuel range cookers

A 90cm cooker is the most compact of Rangemaster's main range-cooker widths and is a strong choice where the available kitchen run cannot accommodate a larger appliance. Do not assume that a smaller width means a basic specification: models such as Classic Deluxe, Professional Deluxe and Estel Deluxe still provide separate cooking cavities and feature-rich oven functions.

100cm Rangemaster dual fuel range cookers

A 100cm cooker provides extra width without requiring the full space of a 110cm model. Current collections include traditional and contemporary designs, so this width is particularly useful if you want more capacity while retaining a relatively straightforward kitchen layout.

110cm Rangemaster dual fuel range cookers

Choose 110cm when you have the space and want the widest choice of cooking zones, full-size cavities or specialist compartments. Some 110cm collections are offered in more than one configuration, such as versions with a proving drawer or a separate slow-cook cavity, so compare the full model code rather than relying only on the collection name.

Gas hob and electric oven cooking

Rangemaster dual fuel cookers use gas on the hob and electricity for the ovens. Current models commonly include cast-iron pan supports, single-handed ignition and a multi-ring wok burner, although the number of burners and additional cooking zones varies by model and width.

The electric oven arrangement varies more substantially. Depending on the collection, you may find a multifunction oven, tall fan oven, two full-size ovens, separate grill, proving drawer or slow-cook cavity. Features such as telescopic shelves, catalytic liners, Handyrack, Rapid Response and pyrolytic cleaning are model-specific rather than standard across every Rangemaster dual fuel cooker.

Check the exact dimensions before ordering

The advertised 90cm, 100cm and 110cm descriptions are nominal cooker sizes, not always the appliance's exact chassis measurement. Measure the available kitchen opening and compare it with the precise width, depth, adjustable height and installation clearances shown for your chosen model.

A dual fuel cooker requires both a suitable gas supply and an appropriate electrical connection. Installation requirements and electrical loads vary between models, so the individual Rangemaster installation instructions should be checked before delivery. Gas installation should be completed by a suitably qualified Gas Safe engineer and electrical work by an appropriately qualified electrician.

Which Rangemaster collection should you choose?

For traditional styling, start with Rangemaster Classic, Classic Deluxe or Kitchener. Classic Deluxe is the stronger option when you want traditional appearance with additional oven functions and convenience features.

For a cleaner contemporary appearance, compare Rangemaster Nexus, Edge Deluxe and Professional Deluxe. Elise provides a more decorative French-inspired alternative, while Estel Deluxe combines retro detailing with modern oven configurations.

Rangemaster dual fuel range cooker FAQs

What is a Rangemaster dual fuel range cooker?

A Rangemaster dual fuel range cooker combines a gas hob with electric ovens. The hob gives direct flame control, while the electric cooking cavities provide the oven functions used for baking, roasting and grilling. Dual fuel describes the combination of fuel types within the cooker; it does not mean the oven can switch between gas and electricity.

Are Rangemaster dual fuel cookers freestanding?

Yes. The Rangemaster range cookers in this category are freestanding appliances designed to sit within a suitably sized opening between kitchen units. They should not be confused with separate built-in ovens and hobs.

What is the difference between Classic and Classic Deluxe?

Classic focuses on Rangemaster's traditional baker-style design and a practical multi-cavity cooking layout. Classic Deluxe adds further cooking functions and convenience features, including an eight-function multifunction oven, telescopic shelving and Handyrack on current models. Some 110cm Classic Deluxe versions also offer a choice of specialist lower cavity.

Which Rangemaster dual fuel cooker is best for a large oven?

The 90cm Classic FX and selected Professional+ FX models are worth comparing if a particularly large single multifunction cavity is important. Their 114-litre oven can also be divided for smaller meals using an energy-saving panel.

Do Rangemaster dual fuel cookers need both gas and electricity?

Yes. The gas hob needs a suitable gas connection and the electric ovens need an appropriate electrical supply. Requirements differ by model, so check the installation guide and electrical specification for the exact product before ordering.

Can a Rangemaster dual fuel cooker run on LPG?

Selected models can be converted for an alternative gas supply, but suitability and the required conversion parts must be confirmed for the exact cooker. Do not assume every model has identical LPG requirements.

How long is the Rangemaster warranty?

Rangemaster currently states that its cooking appliances receive a full two-year manufacturer's warranty when registered within 30 days of delivery, subject to its warranty terms. Any temporary extended-warranty promotion should be checked separately against the purchase date and individual model.