Rangemaster Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster range cookers in 90cm, 100cm and 110cm widths, with induction, dual fuel and selected alternative hob configurations across traditional and contemporary collections. Appliance Superstore currently stocks Rangemaster ranges including Classic, Classic Deluxe, Classic 90 FX, Edge Deluxe, Estel Deluxe, Elise, Kitchener, Nexus, Professional Deluxe and Professional+.

Rangemaster's 90cm, 100cm and 110cm range cookers are manufactured in Royal Leamington Spa. When comparing models, start with the space available in your kitchen, then choose the hob type, oven arrangement and collection that best suit the way you cook.

Shop Rangemaster Range Cookers by Size

Rangemaster 90cm range cookers – a practical choice where you want range-cooker capacity without moving up to a 100cm or 110cm appliance.
Rangemaster 100cm range cookers – extra cooking width with a broad choice of collections, fuel types and oven layouts.
Rangemaster 110cm range cookers – the widest mainstream Rangemaster format, suited to kitchens where maximum cooking capacity is a priority.

Choose Induction or Dual Fuel

Rangemaster induction range cookers combine electric ovens with a smooth induction hob. Current Rangemaster induction specifications vary by collection, but selected models include power boost, bridging zones, hot-hob indicators and low-temperature settings. Induction requires compatible magnetic cookware and the correct electrical supply.

Rangemaster dual fuel range cookers use a gas hob with electric ovens. Depending on the collection and size, features can include cast-iron pan supports, a multi-ring wok burner and separate grill. Check the exact gas and electrical requirements of the model before ordering.

Compare Rangemaster Collections

Collection	Best suited to	What distinguishes it
Classic	Traditional kitchens	Baker-style windows and traditional detailing, with current models offered across 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes.
Classic Deluxe	Traditional styling with more cooking flexibility	Builds on the Classic design with features on current models including a multifunction oven, telescopic shelving and Rangemaster's Handyrack roasting system.
Classic 90 FX	Cooks wanting one unusually large adaptable oven	Uses a large single oven with an Energy Saving Panel that can reduce the heated cooking area for smaller meals.
Estel Deluxe	Retro-influenced kitchens	Distinctive geometric detailing, multifunction cooking and a choice of induction or dual-fuel configurations.
Elise	French-inspired kitchen schemes	Continental styling with multifunction oven cooking and a choice of induction or dual-fuel models.
Kitchener	Straightforward traditional Rangemaster styling	A long-established Rangemaster collection available in 90cm, 100cm and 110cm widths, including dual-fuel and ceramic versions.
Nexus	Contemporary kitchens	Clean modern styling with a multifunction main oven, second oven and flexible hob arrangements on current models.
Professional+	Modern, more functional styling	Typically combines two ovens with a separate grill, with 90cm and 100cm models using a tall fan oven in the current range.

What to Check Before Buying a Rangemaster Range Cooker

Measure the actual cooker space

Do not rely only on the nominal 90cm, 100cm or 110cm description. Exact dimensions vary. For example, current 100cm Classic Deluxe models are approximately 994mm wide, while current 110cm Classic Deluxe models can be approximately 1092mm wide. Check the product specification and installation guide for the exact model before finalising cabinetry or worktops.

Check the electrical and gas supply

Large induction and dual-fuel range cookers can require substantial electrical supplies. Current Classic Deluxe induction and dual-fuel models, for example, can specify a minimum 32A electrical requirement, while dual-fuel appliances also require an appropriate gas connection. Installation requirements vary by model, so have the proposed supply checked by a suitably qualified installer.

Compare oven configuration, not just total capacity

Different Rangemaster collections use different cavity arrangements. Some models have two main ovens plus a separate grill, while FX models use a large adaptable oven. Certain 110cm ranges can also add a slow-cook cavity or proving drawer. Choose the layout that matches how you actually cook rather than comparing headline litre figures alone.

Choose the collection before the colour

Many Rangemaster cookers are listed in several colour and trim combinations. First narrow the range by width, fuel type and oven configuration; then choose the colour and chrome or brass-style trim available for that collection. This prevents visually similar variants from obscuring the technical differences between models.

Rangemaster Range Cooker FAQs

Where are Rangemaster range cookers made?

Rangemaster states that its 90cm, 100cm and 110cm range cookers continue to be manufactured at its historic Royal Leamington Spa site.

What sizes do Rangemaster range cookers come in?

Appliance Superstore's current Rangemaster selection is centred on 90cm, 100cm and 110cm models. Always check the exact millimetre width because nominal size names are rounded and the precise dimensions vary by model.

Should I choose a Rangemaster induction or dual fuel cooker?

Choose induction if you want a smooth hob surface, rapid electric heat control and do not need gas burners. Choose dual fuel if you prefer cooking on a gas hob while retaining electric ovens. Induction cookware must be magnetic, while dual-fuel models require a suitable gas connection as well as the specified electrical supply.

What is the difference between Rangemaster Classic and Classic Deluxe?

Both use traditional Rangemaster styling, but current Classic Deluxe models add a more extensive cooking specification. Depending on size and configuration, this includes a multifunction oven, telescopic shelving and Rangemaster's Handyrack, which attaches a roasting tray to the oven door so it moves forward as the door opens.

Are all Rangemaster range cookers the same depth and width?

No. The 90cm, 100cm and 110cm descriptions are nominal size groups rather than guaranteed exact dimensions. Depth can also differ depending on whether handles are included in the measurement. Use the technical specification and installation guide for the exact SKU before planning the opening.

Do Rangemaster cookers need professional installation?

Yes. The exact requirement depends on the model. Dual-fuel appliances need suitable gas and electrical connections, while induction range cookers can require a high-capacity electrical supply. Installation should follow the manufacturer's instructions and be completed by appropriately qualified installers.

What warranty do Rangemaster range cookers have?

Standard warranty terms and any promotional extensions should be checked against the individual model and current Rangemaster conditions. Rangemaster periodically runs extended-warranty promotions on selected cooker families, so do not assume every model automatically receives the same promotional cover.