The Leisure Chefmaster CC90F531K is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker that blends the responsiveness of gas on top with the even heat of electric ovens below. With three separate oven cavities and a 5-burner gas hob, it is clearly aimed at busy family kitchens and keen home cooks who often have several dishes on the go.
Leisure has a solid reputation for practical, no-nonsense range cookers, and this model fits that brief. It is not the flashiest or most high-tech option you can buy, but it focuses on space, flexibility and straightforward controls.
Owners rate it very highly, with an average score of 4.7 out of 5 from over 600 reviews, which gives strong confidence that it performs reliably in real homes.
The Chefmaster CC90F531K suits medium to large households that cook regularly and want the flexibility of a range without stepping up to a full 100cm or 110cm model. The 90cm width makes it easier to fit into a standard kitchen run while still giving you three ovens to play with.
It is an excellent choice if you like to batch cook, roast and bake at the same time, or host family gatherings and Sunday lunches. Two fan ovens – one 63-litre and one 79-litre – mean you can run different dishes at different temperatures without fighting for shelf space.
The dual fuel setup is ideal for those who prefer the control and instant heat of gas burners, especially with the dedicated wok burner for stir-fries and searing. At around the £1,000 mark it sits in the mid-range for 90cm dual fuel ranges, so it suits buyers prepared to pay for capacity and flexibility without heading into luxury territory.
It will appeal more to confident everyday cooks than to gadget lovers. There are no complex programmes or touchscreens here – just clear knobs, an LED timer, and practical features like catalytic liners in the main oven to keep cleaning effort down.
Three separate ovens give you impressive flexibility: a 63-litre main fan oven, a large 79-litre second fan oven, and a 33-litre conventional oven/grill. This layout makes it easy to cook a main, sides and dessert at once without juggling trays.
The 5-burner gas hob offers plenty of space for multiple pans, with cast iron pan supports that feel sturdy and hold cookware securely. The powerful wok burner is great for quick stir-fries and boiling large pots of water.
Both main ovens are fan-assisted and A-rated, so heat is distributed evenly across the shelves and energy usage stays sensible for the size. Defrost functions and interior lights in the two larger cavities add to everyday convenience.
Catalytic liners in the main oven help break down grease on the sides while you cook, cutting back on scrubbing. Removable inner door glass also makes it easier to keep the doors looking clean.
User feedback is very strong, with a 4.7/5 rating from hundreds of reviews, suggesting good reliability and satisfaction with performance.
Only the main oven has catalytic liners, so you will still need to manually clean the second and third cavities, which could be a chore if you use them heavily.
Despite being described as an oven/grill, the third cavity is noted as having no separate grill type in the specs and no interior light. That makes it a bit more basic than some rivals’ dedicated grills and slightly less convenient for closely watching toast or cheese on top.
The warranty is just 1 year for domestic use, which is on the short side for a major appliance at this price and may make an extended warranty worth considering.
The cooker requires both a 32-amp hard-wired electrical connection and installation by a Gas Safe engineer. That is standard for dual fuel ranges, but it does add to the upfront cost if you are upgrading from a simpler cooker.
Day to day, the Chefmaster CC90F531K is designed to feel familiar and straightforward. Push-button and knob controls with an LED programmable timer make setting temperatures and cooking times simple, even if you are not a fan of touchscreens.
The two main fan ovens heat evenly, so you can confidently use multiple shelves for batch baking or multi-tray roasts. Interior lights in both make it easy to check on food without opening the door and losing heat. The left-hinged main oven door and right-hinged second oven door give good access in a 90cm footprint, though you will want to think about how they open in your kitchen layout.
On the hob, the enamel surface is reasonably easy to wipe down, and the cast iron pan supports provide a stable platform for everything from small saucepans to larger stockpots. Automatic ignition on the burners is quick and convenient, and the flame failure devices add peace of mind by cutting off gas if a flame goes out.
Cleaning is mixed: the catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven do take the edge off baked-on splashes, especially if you regularly run the oven hot. The other cavities use enamel interiors, which are durable but need more elbow grease. Removable inner door glass helps you keep the fronts streak-free with less fuss.
Performance is a clear strength here. The main 63-litre and second 79-litre ovens are both electric fan ovens, each with a simple, reliable single-function setup. Fan assistance ensures even heat circulation, helping to avoid hot spots and making it easier to achieve consistent results whether you are roasting a chicken or baking multiple trays of biscuits.
The third 33-litre cavity is a conventional electric oven with top and bottom elements and open-door grilling. It is best suited to smaller bakes, finishing off dishes under the grill, or keeping sides warm while the main ovens handle the heavy lifting. Having three independent spaces gives you flexibility that a standard double oven simply cannot match.
On the hob, the 5 gas burners cover a range from 1 to 4 kW, letting you simmer gently on the smaller zones or turn up the heat on the wok burner for high-temperature frying. Cast iron supports add a more premium feel and should stand up well to regular use.
Energy performance is respectable for such a large cooker. All three ovens carry an A rating, and the quoted energy consumption figures are sensible given the capacities: 0.83 kWh for the main fan oven, 0.94 kWh for the larger fan oven, and 0.7 kWh for the smaller conventional cavity. If you only need to cook a small dish, you can opt to use the third cavity to avoid heating a full-sized oven.
Safety and practicality are also covered. There is automatic ignition, a flame failure safety device on the hob, double glazed oven doors to help keep heat in, and an LED timer with programmable functions so you can set the main oven to switch on or off automatically – handy for busy weeknights.
At around £999, the Chefmaster CC90F531K sits in the mid-range for 90cm dual fuel range cookers. You are paying for three usable ovens, a 5-burner hob with a wok burner, and a broadly solid build rather than for advanced electronics or fancy smart features.
Given the generous capacity across the three cavities, dual fan ovens and sturdy cast iron pan supports, the specification compares well with similarly priced rivals. The inclusion of catalytic liners in the main oven adds a little extra practicality that cheaper models sometimes skip.
The relatively short 1-year warranty is the main dent in its value story, but this is offset to a large extent by the very strong 4.7/5 user rating from a large number of owners. That level of real-world satisfaction suggests you are likely to get reliable service and helps justify the asking price if the layout and style suit your kitchen.
The Leisure Chefmaster CC90F531K is a well-balanced 90cm dual fuel range cooker that prioritises space, flexibility and straightforward controls over gimmicks. With two full-sized fan ovens, a third smaller oven/grill and a 5-burner gas hob, it is more than capable of handling family cooking, batch prep and entertaining.
It is not the most feature-packed or high-tech range on the market, and the limited self-cleaning coverage plus short warranty are worth bearing in mind. However, the strong user reviews, sturdy hob design and genuinely useful three-oven layout make it a compelling choice for households that cook a lot and want the reassurance of gas on the hob and electric in the ovens.
If you are after a dependable, family-focused range cooker with serious capacity and you are comfortable with a more traditional control setup, this Leisure model is an excellent option to shortlist.
