The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFCB/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker designed for households that take cooking seriously. With a powerful gas hob, two full‑size electric ovens, a separate grill and a storage drawer, it’s built to handle everything from midweek meals to big family gatherings.
Rangemaster is a respected British brand and this model feels very much at the premium end of the market, both in price and specification. The charcoal black finish and contemporary styling give it a smart, professional look that suits modern and traditional kitchens alike.
With an excellent 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 200 owners, it’s clearly a cooker that real users rate highly for performance and reliability.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and keen home cooks who regularly use the oven and hob at the same time. The twin 79‑litre ovens, plus a dedicated 25‑litre grill, mean you can roast, bake and grill different dishes without juggling trays.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long‑term upgrade rather than a basic cooker. The dual fuel setup – gas hob with electric ovens – will particularly appeal if you like the instant control of gas for pans but prefer the even heat of electric ovens for baking and roasting.
If you entertain often, cook big Sunday lunches or batch‑cook for the freezer, the sheer capacity and flexible layout will make a real difference. The Handyrack and telescopic runners also make it a good choice for those who value safe, easy access to heavy dishes.
However, if you have a small kitchen, rarely cook for more than two people, or are on a tight budget, this 110cm range is likely to be overkill in both size and spend.
The standout strength is capacity and flexibility. Two large 79‑litre ovens give you masses of space, and the separate 25‑litre variable electric grill means you can crisp up toppings or grill breakfast without tying up an oven.
The gas hob with seven burners, including a powerful wok burner and robust cast iron pan supports, offers plenty of room for multiple pans and strong, responsive heat. The multizone and warming capability add extra versatility when you’re cooking complex meals.
Ease of cleaning is well thought through. Catalytic stay‑clean liners on the main and second cavities help to burn off grease during normal cooking, while easy‑clean enamel and removable shelf runners reduce scrubbing time.
Practical touches like the Handyrack, glide‑out grill, telescopic shelf runners, triple‑glazed doors and electronic clock/minute minder make day‑to‑day use safer and more convenient. The strong user rating and two‑year manufacturer warranty also inspire confidence.
This is a premium cooker and the price reflects that, so it won’t suit tighter budgets, especially once you factor in the need for professional gas and electrical installation.
Despite its high‑end positioning, there are no smart features or app connectivity, which some rivals now offer at this level. The main oven is multifunctional but not fan‑assisted, which might disappoint bakers who prefer a fan main cavity, although the second oven does offer fan cooking.
The second oven lacks an interior light, which makes it a little harder to check on food without opening the door. There’s also no control panel lock or residual heat indicator on the hob, so homes with young children will need to be especially mindful.
Finally, although catalytic liners are included, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities, so the base and door may still need a bit of manual cleaning.
Living with the Professional Deluxe 110 is all about space and organisation. The wide 110cm format and clear front‑mounted rotary controls make it easy to see what’s on and where, and the LED clock and minute minder help you keep track of different dishes.
The gas hob ignites quickly with one‑hand electronic ignition, and the flame failure safety devices cut gas if the flame goes out, which is reassuring in a busy kitchen. The cast iron pan supports feel sturdy and stable, so heavy pots and large frying pans sit securely.
Inside the ovens, telescopic shelf runners and the Handyrack on the door of the main oven mean you can slide trays out smoothly and baste roasts without reaching deep into a hot cavity. The side‑opening doors on the main and second ovens are convenient on a range of this width, giving you better access than a single drop‑down door.
Cleaning is relatively straightforward. Catalytic liners in the two main ovens help break down grease as you cook, while the enamel interior of the grill cavity wipes clean easily. With removable shelf runners and minimal fiddly crevices, a quick wipe‑down after use is usually enough to keep it looking smart.
Performance on the hob is strong. With a burner power range from 1 to 4kW, you get gentle heat for simmering sauces as well as serious power from the larger burners and wok zone. Seven burners mean you can have multiple pans on the go during big meals without feeling cramped.
The main 79‑litre multifunction oven offers eight functions, including conventional heat, defrost and a fast heat‑up mode. This gives you good flexibility whether you’re baking cakes, roasting large joints or cooking multiple trays. The triple‑glazed door helps keep heat in and energy use down, earning an A energy rating.
The second 79‑litre electric fan oven mirrors the main cavity’s generous size but focuses on fan cooking for even results across the shelves – ideal for batch baking and multi‑tray cooking. Both large ovens share similar A‑rated efficiency and catalytic liners on the sides.
The third cavity is a 25‑litre variable electric grill, mounted at the top left. The glide‑out grill design makes it much easier to check on cheese toppings, toast or bacon without dragging a hot tray out by hand, and the 2300W grill element has plenty of punch.
Beyond cooking power, there are sensible safety and convenience features: automatic safety shut‑off, overheating protection, flame failure devices, adjustable feet for levelling, and a storage drawer for tins and trays. While there’s no Wi‑Fi or touch screen, the straightforward rotary dials and clear layout will appeal to those who prefer simple, reliable controls over gadgets.
This Rangemaster sits at the premium end of the dual fuel range cooker market. You’re paying for a 110cm width, dual large ovens, a separate grill, a seven‑burner gas hob and a solid, British‑built chassis, rather than a bare‑bones specification.
Given the generous capacities, dual fuel configuration, catalytic liners, glide‑out grill and thoughtful extras like the Handyrack and telescopic runners, the feature set justifies the higher price for households that will genuinely use the space and flexibility.
The strong 4.9/5 rating from over 200 owners is an important indicator that buyers feel they’ve had good value in real‑world use. If you only need a standard 60cm cooker the cost will be hard to justify, but for busy family kitchens and confident cooks, it represents a solid long‑term investment.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFCB/C is a serious, high‑capacity range cooker aimed at households that cook a lot and need the flexibility of dual fuel. With two full‑size ovens, a dedicated grill and a roomy gas hob, it handles everything from everyday dinners to big entertaining with ease.
It’s not the cheapest option, and it skips modern smart features, but it makes up for that with robust build quality, practical design touches and genuinely useful capacity. The combination of catalytic liners, strong safety features and user‑friendly controls makes it straightforward to live with despite its size.
If you have the space, the budget and the appetite for serious home cooking, this Rangemaster is an excellent choice. Those with smaller kitchens, simpler needs or a preference for fan main ovens only may be better served by a more compact or different‑layout model, but for most keen cooks it will feel like a big step up.
