The Leisure Cookmaster CK110F232K is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker that pairs a spacious electric oven setup with a powerful 7-burner gas hob. Finished in black with a traditional look, it is clearly aimed at busy family kitchens and keen home cooks who like to spread out.
With four separate cavities, including two full ovens, a dedicated grill and a storage compartment, it offers far more flexibility than a standard cooker. The main fan oven’s generous 75-litre capacity and the additional 65-litre conventional oven mean you can comfortably handle large roasts, batch baking and entertaining.
A user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from well over a thousand reviews suggests owners are very happy with both performance and reliability, which is reassuring for an appliance at this size and price point.
The Cookmaster CK110F232K is ideal for larger households, or anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. With 75 litres in the main fan oven and another 65 litres in the second oven, you have more than enough room for a big Sunday roast, sides and dessert all at once.
It suits confident home cooks who want the control of gas on the hob but appreciate the even, predictable results of electric ovens. The seven gas burners, including a wok burner, give you the flexibility to simmer, sear and stir-fry without feeling cramped.
This is very much a mid-to-premium choice in the dual fuel range cooker market. If you are upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker or a basic range, you will notice the extra space and the step up in overall spec. It is less suited to compact kitchens or occasional cooks who will not make use of the multiple ovens and wide hob.
If you are planning a kitchen refurb and want a focal-point cooker that can cope with Christmas dinner, batch cooking and day-to-day family meals, this model is a strong fit.
The twin large-capacity ovens are a major plus. A 75-litre fan oven on the bottom left handles everyday meals and multi-shelf cooking with even heat, while the 65-litre conventional oven on the top right is perfect for baking or cooking dishes that benefit from more traditional heat.
The 7-burner gas hob is generous and well thought out, with a wide 1–4 kW power range and a dedicated wok burner for fast, high-heat cooking. Cast iron pan supports add stability and a more premium feel, making it easier to slide pans around without lifting.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay-clean liners on the main and third cavities, which absorb and burn off grease during normal cooking, reducing the amount of scrubbing you need to do. Telescopic runners in the main oven are a welcome touch, making it safer and easier to pull heavy trays out to baste or check on food.
An electronic programmable timer, LED display and interior lights in the main and third ovens all contribute to a more user-friendly experience. The strong user rating and large number of reviews also indicate that build quality and day-to-day performance live up to expectations.
For a cooker at this level, the single-year manufacturer warranty is on the short side, especially for something you are likely to keep for many years. Many buyers may want to factor in an extended warranty for peace of mind.
Although the catalytic liners make cleaning easier in two of the ovens, the grill cavity only has an enamel interior, so it will still need more regular elbow grease. There is also no pyrolytic self-cleaning option, which some premium ranges now offer.
The second cavity is a straightforward 28-litre electric grill with no fan and no interior light, which keeps things simple but limits its use as a flexible secondary oven. Finally, installation is not plug-and-play: it needs hard-wiring by an electrician and connection by a Gas Safe engineer, which adds to the overall cost.
Day to day, the Cookmaster CK110F232K is designed to feel like a proper cook’s tool. The push-button ignition and combination of knobs and buttons are straightforward, and the LED display with electronic programmer makes it easy to set cooking times and schedules without feeling overcomplicated.
The layout of the four cavities is practical. The main fan oven sits bottom left at a comfortable height for lifting heavy roasting tins, while the conventional oven and grill above are easy to reach when you are juggling multiple dishes. The bottom-right storage compartment is handy for keeping trays and tins close to hand, helping keep the rest of the kitchen tidier.
On the hob, the seven burners and continuous cast iron pan supports give you space to have several pans on the go at once. The flame failure devices on the hob add a layer of safety, automatically cutting the gas if a flame goes out, which is reassuring in a busy household.
Cleaning is relatively manageable for an appliance of this size. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main and third ovens help break down grease as you cook, leaving you mainly to wipe down door glass and shelves. The removable inner door glass on the main oven makes it easier to keep the front looking clear and smart.
The core of this range cooker’s performance is its combination of dual fuel and generous capacity. The main 75-litre electric fan oven offers consistent, even heat across multiple shelves, which is ideal for batch baking or cooking mixed trays without constant shelf rotation. Its A energy rating and 0.86 kWh consumption figure for fan cooking are solid for its size.
The third cavity is a 65-litre conventional electric oven, also with an A rating. This is well suited to more traditional baking, slow roasts or anything that benefits from heat from top and bottom elements. Having both fan and conventional ovens available side by side, each with interior lights and catalytic liners, gives you excellent flexibility when planning larger meals.
The dedicated electric grill in the second cavity provides a focused area for toasting, grilling and finishing dishes, with open-door operation for better control. While it is more basic than a full oven, it does free up the main ovens for other tasks when you are cooking a big meal.
On the hob, the seven gas burners cover a good range of power levels, from gentle simmer burners up to a high-output wok burner. The enamel hob surface is robust and traditional, and the cast iron supports add both stability and a sense of quality. Push-button ignition makes lighting quick and reliable.
Beyond raw cooking ability, the cooker includes several thoughtful touches: flexible shelf positioning, height-adjustable feet to line up with worktops, a cooling fan, and telescopic runners in the main oven. LPG compatibility (with a separate kit) also means it can be converted for bottled gas if you are not on mains supply.
This is a substantial investment compared with a standard 60cm cooker, but you are paying for a full-width 110cm range with two large ovens, a third grill cavity and a seven-burner gas hob. For buyers who will genuinely use the extra space and flexibility, the price is easier to justify.
The feature set is strong for a traditional-style dual fuel range: catalytic liners in both main ovens, telescopic runners, wok burner, flame failure safety and an electronic programmable timer would typically appear on more fully equipped models. That helps it hold its own against similarly priced rivals.
Its 4.6 out of 5 owner rating, backed by a very high number of reviews, suggests that most buyers feel they have had good value in terms of performance and reliability. If your budget is tight or you cook only occasionally, it may be more than you need, but keen home cooks and families are likely to find it a worthwhile spend.
The Leisure Cookmaster CK110F232K is a well-rounded, family-friendly dual fuel range cooker that offers serious cooking space, strong everyday performance and a practical feature set. The combination of a huge fan oven, a second large conventional oven and a dedicated grill makes it easy to manage everything from quick midweek meals to full-on entertaining.
Its powerful 7-burner gas hob with wok burner and sturdy cast iron supports will appeal to anyone who enjoys cooking with multiple pans on the go. Catalytic liners, telescopic runners and a clear programmable timer all help make it more manageable in daily use, rather than just a big statement piece.
You do pay a premium compared with basic cookers, and the one-year warranty plus the need for professional installation are worth factoring in. But if you are looking for a traditional-style 110cm dual fuel range that can genuinely handle big family cooking with ease, this Cookmaster is a very strong contender.
