The Rangemaster Nexus NEX110DFFCB/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker designed for households that cook a lot and want a statement piece in the kitchen. With twin 79-litre electric ovens, a separate grill and a warming compartment, it offers far more space and flexibility than a standard cooker.
Rangemaster is a well-established British brand, and this model feels very much in the premium camp, both in specification and styling. The seven-burner gas hob with cast-iron supports and a dedicated wok burner underlines that it’s built for people who actually use their cooker, not just look at it.
Owners clearly rate it highly: with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from 99 reviews, feedback is consistently strong on performance, build and ease of use. It’s an expensive choice, but one that’s clearly impressing buyers.
This Rangemaster is ideal for large households, keen cooks and anyone who regularly entertains. The two full-size 79-litre ovens mean you can roast, bake and reheat all at once, making it well suited to big Sunday lunches and Christmas dinners.
If you’re working with a generous kitchen and a premium budget, the NEX110DFFCB/C makes a lot of sense. The 110cm width and contemporary charcoal black finish are designed to be a focal point, so it’s best in a medium to large kitchen where it can be properly accommodated.
Dual fuel fans and experienced home cooks will appreciate the combination of a powerful seven-burner gas hob, including a wok burner and multizone, with the accuracy and evenness of electric ovens. Features like the Handyrack, telescopic shelf runners and programmable electronic timer are tailored to people who cook often and value convenience.
If you live alone, rarely cook from scratch or are tight on space, this is likely to be overkill. A standard 60cm cooker will be cheaper and easier to squeeze into a small kitchen.
The standout strength here is capacity. With two large 79-litre electric ovens plus a dedicated 25-litre grill and a warming compartment, you have four separate cavities to play with. That’s superb flexibility for batch cooking, entertaining or juggling different dishes and temperatures.
The seven-burner gas hob is another highlight. Multiple burner sizes, a 1–4kW power range, sturdy cast-iron pan supports and a wok burner give you plenty of control for everything from gentle simmering to fast stir-frying. One-hand electronic ignition and a flame failure safety device add to the feeling of a well-thought-out hob.
Everyday usability is helped by touches like the Handyrack clip-on roasting tray, which swings out with the door so you can check and baste food without reaching into the oven. Telescopic shelf runners, triple-glazed doors and bright interior lights make it easier to see and handle trays safely.
Cleaning is relatively low effort for something this size. Catalytic stay-clean liners on the main ovens’ sides and easy-clean enamel elsewhere help absorb or wipe away grease, cutting down on scrubbing. Owners also benefit from reassuring safety features including automatic safety shut-off and child lock.
The build and styling are strong points too. The Nexus range has a modern, clean look, and this charcoal black finish gives a sleek, premium feel that should complement contemporary kitchens.
This is very much a premium-priced range cooker, so it won’t suit tighter budgets. You’re paying for capacity, build and brand, and while the spec largely justifies that, there are cheaper dual fuel ranges if you don’t need everything this offers.
While the catalytic liners make a big difference, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities, not the entire interior and not the grill. You’ll still need to put in some manual cleaning effort on floors, ceilings and the third cavity’s enamel interior.
There’s no pyrolytic self-cleaning or fancy smart connectivity on offer, which some similarly priced high-end ovens now include. The controls are traditional rotary knobs without a control panel lock, so inquisitive children could still fiddle with settings.
Installation is not plug-and-play. It needs hard wiring by an electrician and connection by a Gas Safe engineer, with no hose or LPG conversion kit included. That adds to the total cost and planning required. Finally, the third cavity grill lacks an interior light and requires open-door grilling, which is functional but not as refined as some built-in grill designs.
In daily life, the Nexus NEX110DFFCB/C feels like a cooker designed to be used heavily without becoming a chore. The front-mounted rotary controls and clear LED display make it straightforward to set temperatures and timers, even if you’re not especially tech savvy.
The main multifunction oven offers a good mix of fan-assisted cooking, conventional heat and dedicated top or bottom elements, so you can match the mode to what you’re cooking rather than constantly adjusting shelves. The fast heat-up feature helps get meals going quickly, reducing waiting time when you’re hungry.
The Handyrack and telescopic shelves are particularly helpful when handling heavy roasts and large trays. Being able to slide trays out smoothly without tipping or wrestling them over the door edge makes basting, checking and carving much easier and safer.
On the hob, the cast-iron supports feel solid and secure with larger pans. Seven burners mean you can comfortably have multiple saucepans, a frying pan and a wok going at the same time. One-hand electronic ignition speeds things up, and the flame failure safety device provides peace of mind.
Despite its size, day-to-day cleaning isn’t too painful. Grease on the catalytic liners is broken down during normal cooking, and the easy-clean enamel surfaces wipe down relatively easily. Just be prepared to spend occasional time cleaning the parts the liners don’t cover, especially the grill cavity.
Performance is a clear strong suit. Both main ovens are large 79-litre electric cavities with an A energy rating, fan assistance and a choice of cooking modes. This gives very even heat distribution and reliable results for roasting, baking and batch cooking. The multifunction main oven adds flexibility with separate top and bottom elements and a dedicated defrost setting.
The second oven mirrors the main one’s generous capacity and fan assistance, effectively giving you two full-size ovens side by side. This is excellent for cooking at different temperatures simultaneously – for instance, roasting meat in one while baking a pudding or keeping sides warm in the other.
Above, the third cavity is a 25-litre full-width variable electric grill. It’s ideal for crisping up toppings, grilling bacon or quickly toasting bread without firing up an entire oven. It uses open-door grilling and doesn’t have an interior light, but it does provide strong 2300W grill power for fast results.
The hob offers a wide 1–4kW burner power range, including a high-output zone well suited to woks or large pans. The multizone feature and varied burner sizes mean you can match pan to burner instead of wasting energy or space. Steel hob surfaces and robust cast-iron supports give a commercial feel and should stand up to regular use.
On the usability front, the electronic programmable timer, clock, automatic safety shut-off and interior lights in both main ovens make monitoring and timing straightforward. Catch-rite door fixtures and triple-glazed doors help retain heat and feel reassuringly solid when opening and closing.
This Rangemaster Nexus sits firmly at the premium end of the dual fuel range cooker market, and the price reflects that. You’re not paying for bare essentials; you’re paying for a very large cooking space, dual full-size ovens, a separate grill, a warming compartment and a seven-burner gas hob from an established British brand.
Looked at purely on capacity and flexibility, it offers a lot: four cavities, two 79-litre ovens and a powerful hob with a wok burner and cast-iron supports. Features like catalytic liners, Handyrack, telescopic shelves and a programmable electronic timer all contribute to the feeling that this is built for heavy, regular use rather than occasional cooking.
The 2-year manufacturer warranty is decent but not exceptional for this price point; some rivals offer longer cover. However, the extremely strong owner rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 99 reviews suggests that most buyers feel they’ve had good value for what they’ve spent.
If you simply want a basic range with fewer bells and whistles, you can definitely find cheaper alternatives. But if you’re looking for a high-capacity, dual fuel centrepiece that makes family cooking and entertaining easier, the Nexus NEX110DFFCB/C justifies its premium positioning.
The Rangemaster Nexus NEX110DFFCB/C is a serious range cooker for serious home cooks. With two huge fan-assisted ovens, a dedicated grill, a warming compartment and a seven-burner gas hob, it delivers the space and flexibility that busy family kitchens and regular entertainers genuinely need.
Ease-of-use touches like the Handyrack, telescopic shelves, catalytic liners and a clear electronic timer help soften the reality of managing such a large appliance day to day. Performance is strong across ovens and hob, and the modern charcoal black design gives it real presence in a contemporary kitchen.
It is, however, a major investment and overkill for smaller homes or occasional cooks. Installation costs and the lack of full pyrolytic cleaning or smart features are worth noting at this level. If you have the space, the budget and a household that will truly use its capacity, this Nexus is an excellent and much-loved choice.
