The Leisure Cookmaster 100 CK100F232S is a 100cm-wide dual fuel range cooker that pairs the precision of electric ovens with the instant control of a 7-burner gas hob. Finished in silver with a traditional styling, it is designed to be a standout feature in a busy kitchen.
With four cavities – two electric ovens, a separate electric grill and a storage compartment – this cooker is built for households that cook often and in volume. Dual fuel range cookers like this typically sit in the mid-to-premium bracket, and the generous spec reflects that.
An average user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from well over a thousand reviews suggests owners are very happy with its performance, reliability and day-to-day usability.
The Cookmaster 100 is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and like to entertain. With 63 litres in the main fan oven and a 65-litre second oven, it comfortably handles Sunday roasts with all the trimmings, batch cooking and multi-course dinners.
It suits home cooks who want the responsiveness of gas burners for frying, boiling and wok cooking, but who also value the even, dependable results of electric ovens for baking and roasting. The inclusion of a dedicated wok burner and cast iron pan supports makes it a good fit for more adventurous cooking as well.
Budget-wise, this is a mid-to-upper range purchase rather than an entry-level cooker. You are paying for width, capacity and flexibility, so it makes most sense if you will genuinely use the extra ovens and burners.
It is also well suited to keen but non-professional cooks: the controls are conventional knobs with an LED programmable timer, there are no complex programmes to learn, and the catalytic liners in the main cavity help keep cleaning under control.
The standout advantage is sheer cooking space. Four cavities and a 100cm width give you a 63-litre fan oven, a 65-litre conventional oven, a dedicated electric grill and a storage compartment, so you can bake, roast and grill at different temperatures at the same time.
The 7-burner gas hob is excellent for busy hobs and bigger pans. With a burner power range from 1 to 4kW, plus a dedicated wok burner and sturdy cast iron pan supports, it feels stable and capable whether you are simmering sauces or stir-frying on high heat.
The main oven’s catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides help absorb grease as you cook, cutting down on scrubbing. Added conveniences like telescopic runners, flexible shelf positioning, interior lights and a programmable electronic timer make it easier to load trays, monitor food and time your dishes accurately.
Strong owner feedback, an A/A energy rating across the ovens and sensible safety touches such as flame failure devices and cooling fans round out a very solid, family-friendly package.
At this size and feature level, the Cookmaster 100 is not a budget option, so it may feel like a stretch if you will not regularly use the extra oven space and hob burners.
Cleaning is only partially assisted. The main cavity has catalytic liners on the sides, but not on the back or floor, and the other oven uses a standard enamel interior. Expect to do some manual cleaning, especially if you roast or bake a lot.
Neither oven offers extra cooking modes beyond basic fan or conventional heat – there is no dedicated defrost function, no fan in the second oven and no specialist settings for things like pizza or grilling in the main cavity. Some rivals at this price include more multifunction options.
The manufacturer warranty is just 1 year for domestic use, which is on the short side for a major built-in-style appliance. Professional installation is also essential: it needs hard wiring by an electrician and connection by a Gas Safe engineer, which adds to the total cost.
Day to day, the Cookmaster 100 feels like a traditional range that has been modernised just enough to be convenient. The push-button and knob controls keep things straightforward, while the LED display and programmable timer make it easy to set cooking durations and reminders.
The main fan oven gives even heat across its 63-litre capacity, so you can use both shelves confidently for baking trays of biscuits or roasting multiple dishes. Telescopic runners in the oven make pulling out heavy trays safer and smoother, and the interior lights in both main and third cavities let you check progress without opening the doors.
On the hob, the seven burners are well spaced across the 100cm width, so you can comfortably have several large pans on the go. Cast iron pan supports feel robust and keep pots steady, though they do add a bit of weight when you lift them for cleaning. The wok burner is powerful enough for fast stir-fries and boiling big pots of water quickly.
Cleaning is a mix of easy and manual. The catalytic liners in the main cavity work best if you regularly run the oven at higher temperatures to help burn off grease, while the enamel interiors in the second and third cavities will still need a wipe-down with standard oven cleaners. Removable inner door glass helps you keep the doors looking clear.
Because it is a sizeable 100cm range, you will need a suitable gap and at least 65cm clearance to the cooker hood above. Once installed, though, it offers the feel of a freestanding range rather than a compact cooker, which many users find rewarding to cook on.
The core of the Cookmaster 100’s performance is its dual-fuel layout. The main bottom-left cavity is a 63-litre A-rated electric fan oven that circulates hot air for faster, more even cooking. It is ideal for multi-shelf baking or roasting where consistency matters. With a single straightforward function, there is very little to get wrong.
On the top-right, the 65-litre conventional electric oven gives you classic top-and-bottom heat, great for dishes that benefit from gentler or more traditional cooking, such as casseroles or cakes that prefer still air. Having both fan and conventional ovens at full size is a genuine benefit over smaller cookers, as you can run them at different temperatures simultaneously.
The top-left cavity is an electric grill with a 28-litre capacity, providing a decent space for browning, toasting and finishing dishes. It operates with the door open and has a supplied grill pan (though the handle is not included), giving you a proper dedicated grilling zone without sacrificing oven space.
Across the hob, seven gas burners with 1–4kW power and four burner sizes give you flexibility for everything from gentle simmering to vigorous boiling. The dedicated wok burner and flame failure safety device add both performance and peace of mind, while the cast iron pan supports add a premium, sturdy feel.
In terms of extras, the cooker offers catalytic liners in the main oven, side liners in the second cavity, cooling fans, interior lights where they matter and telescopic runners. There are no smart features, steam modes or advanced programmes, but for most households the blend of capacity, dual-oven choice and solid hob performance is more important than additional tech.
As a 100cm dual fuel range with four cavities and a 7-burner hob, the Cookmaster 100 CK100F232S is positioned in the mid-to-upper price band of freestanding cookers. You are paying for size, flexibility and the mixed fuel setup, rather than fancy digital features.
The specification is strong where it counts: two full-sized ovens, a separate grill, a spacious gas hob with a wok burner, catalytic liners in the main cavity, telescopic runners and robust cast iron supports. For a busy family kitchen or anyone who entertains, that translates into real-world convenience and capacity that smaller or cheaper cookers simply cannot match.
Owner satisfaction is high, with a 4.6 out of 5 rating from well over 1,000 reviews. That kind of track record suggests the cooker delivers on its promise and should feel like a worthwhile investment over several years of use.
If you only cook for one or two people or rarely use more than two burners at once, a smaller and cheaper cooker may make more financial sense. But if you will regularly fill the ovens and hob, the Cookmaster 100 offers good value for the space and flexibility it provides.
The Leisure Cookmaster 100 CK100F232S is a well-judged dual fuel range cooker that gives you serious capacity and flexibility without becoming overly complicated. With two generous electric ovens, a separate grill and a 7-burner gas hob topped by cast iron supports, it is built around the way busy households actually cook.
Its strengths are clear: even fan cooking, the option of a large conventional oven, plenty of hob power and a layout that easily copes with family meals and entertaining. Small conveniences like catalytic liners in the main cavity, telescopic runners and an electronic programmable timer help make everyday use smoother.
Downsides are mostly practical rather than fundamental: cleaning is not fully self-managing, the ovens are relatively simple in terms of functions, the warranty is only a year and professional installation adds to the initial outlay. If you are looking for lots of specialist cooking modes or smart connectivity, this is not the model for you.
For anyone who wants a traditional-feeling range cooker with modern efficiency, large capacity and a reliable reputation, the Cookmaster 100 is an easy model to recommend.
