The Rangemaster Professional Plus FXP PROP90FXPDFFSS/C is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker designed for cooks who want the punch of gas on the hob with the precision of an electric multifunction oven. With its stainless steel finish, cast iron pan supports and contemporary styling, it looks every bit the centrepiece of a modern kitchen.
The headline here is the single, ultra-spacious 114-litre multifunction oven paired with a 5-burner gas hob, including a wok burner and supplied griddle. You also get pyrolytic self-cleaning – still a relatively rare feature on range cookers – plus an energy-saving panel that can reduce the oven space when you don’t need the full cavity.
User feedback is strong, with a 4.7 out of 5 rating from well over 300 reviews, which gives real confidence that this is a well-sorted, premium choice rather than just a good-looking statement piece.
This Rangemaster is ideal for keen home cooks and busy households that regularly juggle roasts, batch cooking and baking. The huge 114-litre oven capacity means you can comfortably handle family dinners, entertaining and meal prep without running out of shelf space.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term appliance rather than a budget stopgap. The dual fuel setup – gas hob with an electric multifunction oven – will appeal if you like the instant control of gas for pan work but prefer the even heat and flexibility of electric baking and roasting.
If you’re upgrading a kitchen and want a single 90cm range that does everything, rather than multiple built-in appliances, this model makes sense. Features such as the programmable electronic timer, telescopic shelf runners, and triple glazed door also suit those who value precise cooking and safety around children.
However, if you rarely cook for more than one or two people, or are on a tight budget, this level of specification and capacity may be more than you practically need.
The single 114-litre multifunction oven is a real highlight, giving you masses of space for large trays, multiple dishes or big joints of meat. Seven cooking functions, including fan-assisted modes, top and bottom heat and grilling, make it easy to match the setting to what you’re cooking.
Pyrolytic self-cleaning is a major plus. Instead of scrubbing encrusted grease, the cooker can heat to very high temperatures and reduce residues to ash, which you simply wipe away. Combined with the enamel interior, it keeps maintenance to a minimum for such a large appliance.
On the hob, the 5 gas burners with a 1–4 kW power range, including a dedicated wok burner and cast iron pan supports, provide excellent flexibility from gentle simmering to fast searing. Automatic ignition and flame failure safety devices make everyday use both convenient and reassuring.
Thoughtful touches such as telescopic shelf runners, a triple glazed door for better insulation, an energy-saving panel to reduce oven space when needed, and a programmable electronic timer all add up to a cooker that feels well designed for serious, frequent cooking.
The strong owner rating of 4.7/5 from a large number of reviews suggests that reliability, performance and day-to-day usability live up to the specification.
This is very much a premium range cooker, and the price reflects that. If you don’t need pyrolytic cleaning or such a large oven, you may find better value in simpler dual fuel models.
Despite the high specification, the main cavity uses enamel rather than catalytic liners, so day-to-day splashes below pyrolytic cleaning cycles may still need some attention. There’s also no removable inner door glass mentioned, which can make detailed cleaning of the door more fiddly.
You only get one oven cavity, albeit a very big one. Some cooks will prefer the flexibility of separate ovens at different temperatures over a single large space, even with the energy-saving panel.
Installation requires both a Gas Safe engineer and a qualified electrician for hard wiring, and there’s no plug, hose or LPG conversion kit included. That means you’ll need to factor in additional installation cost on top of the purchase price.
The warranty is a standard 2 years for domestic use. For a cooker at this price point, a longer guarantee would be welcome.
Living with the Professional Plus FXP feels very much like using a semi-professional cooker, but with user-friendly touches that make it manageable in a family kitchen.
The rotary controls are straightforward and clearly laid out, while the LED display and electronic programmable timer make it easy to set cooking durations or delay start and stop times. Automatic safety shut-off and flame failure devices offer peace of mind, especially in busy households.
The 5-burner gas hob gives a generous working area. Cast iron pan supports are sturdy and stable, so larger pans and heavy casserole dishes feel secure. Automatic ignition on the burners speeds up getting started, and the included griddle adds versatility for searing meats or cooking breakfast favourites without bringing another pan into play.
Inside the oven, the telescopic shelf runners are a key benefit in daily use. They allow trays to glide out smoothly, so checking or basting food is safer and easier, particularly when dealing with heavy roasting tins. The interior light and triple glazed window make it simple to keep an eye on your cooking without opening the door and losing heat.
Cleaning is where the pyrolytic function really earns its keep. Running a cleaning cycle periodically means most baked-on residues turn to fine ash, which you can wipe out with a damp cloth. While smaller spills between cycles may still need a quick wipe, maintaining a 114-litre oven manually would otherwise be a real chore.
Performance-wise, this Rangemaster combines the strengths of gas and electric cooking very effectively. The gas hob’s 1 to 4 kW burner range covers everything from low simmering sauces to rapid boiling and wok cooking, helped by the dedicated wok burner. Heat response is instant, which is ideal for dishes where fine control is essential.
The electric oven is multifunctional with seven modes, including fan-assisted cooking, top and bottom elements, bottom-only heat, and a variable electric grill. This flexibility makes it easier to get consistent results whether you’re baking delicate cakes, slow-roasting joints, or crisping up gratins under the grill. With a large 114-litre capacity, you can cook multiple dishes at once without crowding the shelves.
Energy efficiency is solid, with an A rating and separate figures for conventional and fan use (1.12 kWh and 0.93 kWh respectively). The energy-saving panel is a smart feature that allows you to reduce the heated space when you’re only cooking smaller meals, helping to avoid wasting energy on the full cavity every day.
Safety and convenience features are well covered. As well as flame failure devices and automatic safety shut-off, you get a triple glazed door that helps keep the outer surface cooler, plus an interior light for easy monitoring. Closed-door grilling keeps heat and smoke inside the cavity, improving efficiency and comfort in the kitchen.
Pyrolytic self-cleaning and telescopic shelf runners are standout extras that you don’t see on every range cooker. They significantly lift the overall experience, especially for those who cook frequently and want to spend less time on maintenance without sacrificing performance.
This model sits firmly in the premium bracket of 90cm dual fuel range cookers. You’re paying for a combination of build quality, capacity and advanced features that many mid-range alternatives don’t offer.
The inclusion of pyrolytic self-cleaning, a huge 114-litre multifunction oven, energy-saving panel, telescopic runners, wok burner and griddle all help justify the higher price. For keen cooks who will make full use of these features and cook often, the time and hassle saved over years of use can make the investment feel worthwhile.
A strong 4.7/5 rating from a large number of owners backs up the idea that most buyers feel they’ve got good value, not just an expensive badge. If your budget allows and you’re looking for a long-term, feature-rich centrepiece for the kitchen, it represents solid value within the premium segment.
On the other hand, if you simply want a basic dual fuel cooker and won’t use the pyrolytic cleaning or advanced functions, you may find better financial sense in a simpler, lower-priced model.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus FXP PROP90FXPDFFSS/C is a highly capable 90cm dual fuel range cooker that blends serious cooking performance with thoughtful features. The huge 114-litre multifunction oven, powerful 5-burner gas hob and handy extras like the wok burner, griddle and telescopic runners make it a strong choice for enthusiastic home cooks and larger families.
Pyrolytic self-cleaning and an energy-saving panel set it apart from many rivals, reducing the hassle of maintaining such a large oven and making everyday meals more efficient. The solid user rating suggests it delivers reliably in real kitchens, not just on paper.
It is expensive and requires professional installation, and those who prefer multiple separate ovens or a longer warranty may want to look at alternatives. But if you’re investing in a premium range cooker to be the hardworking hub of your kitchen for years to come, this Rangemaster is a compelling option that’s difficult to fault on performance and features.
