Rangemaster is best known for its big statement range cookers, but you do not have to spend four figures to get that look and feel in your kitchen. These 60cm cookers bring Rangemaster styling and solid everyday performance down to a more realistic price for most households.
Here we have picked out the cheapest Rangemaster cookers and ovens for 2026 that are still genuinely worth buying. The focus is on models that keep upfront costs under control without cutting corners on build quality or making daily cooking a chore.
You will see a mix of electric ceramic and gas options, all at the compact 60cm width. Some are the absolute lowest-priced Rangemaster choices, while others cost a little more but offer better styling or extra flexibility for the money.
Rather than simply listing the very cheapest tags, we highlight what each model does well, where it compromises and who it will suit best, so you can pick the right balance of value and features for your kitchen.
These recommendations are based on real-world data such as specifications, owner ratings and feature sets across the current Rangemaster 60cm range, not just the lowest sticker price. We pay close attention to how well each cooker performs its basics – heating evenly, being easy to live with and feeling robust enough for daily family use.
We look for models that earn strong customer feedback for reliability and usability, even if they sit at the cheaper end of the Rangemaster line-up. If a cooker is inexpensive but clearly frustrates owners, it does not make the cut.
Our aim is to flag the Rangemaster cookers that give you genuine value rather than false economy – solid, sensible options that let you enjoy the brand without paying premium range-cooker prices.
We started by looking at the lower priced end of Rangemaster’s cooker range, focusing on 60cm models that fit into a standard slot. From there, we screened out anything with weak ratings or very limited owner feedback, so you are left with options that real households are happy to use every day.
Price was important, but it was not the only factor. We compared review scores and comments, paying particular attention to heat consistency, ease of cleaning and overall build feel. We wanted cookers that behave like a trustworthy Rangemaster, just in a smaller, more affordable package.
We also aimed to offer a sensible spread of styles and fuel types. That means both ceramic and gas options, and a choice between the more traditional Classic design and the sleeker Professional Plus styling. Each model represents one of the better value points within Rangemaster’s 60cm line-up for 2026.
Every cooker here is a cheaper or mid-range option within the brand, but still one we would be comfortable recommending to someone who wants to save money without regretting the purchase later.
The cookers below are our top cheaper Rangemaster picks for 2026, all in the compact 60cm format. They are chosen because they offer good value at the lower end of Rangemaster’s price range while still delivering the double ovens and solid hob performance you expect from the brand.
The first model is the best-value starting point if you want that Rangemaster look for as little as possible, while the others step up in price slightly to offer different styling or a gas option. Use the summaries to decide whether to stick with the lowest cost choice or stretch a little for features that better match how you cook.
A compact, traditionally styled Rangemaster with a ceramic hob and double ovens, offering one of the lowest price points in the range with excellent owner feedback.
For a Rangemaster, the Classic 60 CLA60ECCR/C sits at a relatively low price, making it a very accessible way to get the brand into a smaller kitchen. The cream finish and Classic styling bring a traditional range-cooker look to a standard 60cm slot, which many cheaper brands simply cannot match. Double ovens mean you can manage everyday meals and the occasional roast with ease, without needing a full-sized range. The ceramic hob is quick to wipe clean compared with gas burners, which is ideal if you want the look without the maintenance. A 4.7 out of 5 rating from well over a hundred reviews suggests owners are very happy with its performance and reliability for the money.
Being one of the cheapest Rangemaster cookers, the Classic 60 CLA60ECCR/C will not have some of the advanced functions or larger capacities you find on full-size ranges. The cream finish is distinctive but will not suit every kitchen style, particularly very modern, handle-less designs. If you prefer the precise control of gas on the hob, the ceramic surface here may feel less responsive. Some buyers may also find it worth stretching a little more for a stainless steel or black finish that is easier to match with other appliances.
This model is ideal if you want the Rangemaster name and a classic range-style look in a smaller kitchen without a huge budget. It suits couples or small families who cook regularly and like the simplicity of an easy-clean ceramic hob. If you are upgrading from a very basic cooker and want something that feels more premium without going to a full range, this is a strong choice. It is also a good fit if you are giving a traditional or country-style kitchen a refresh and want the cream finish to tie in with lighter units.
A sleek Professional Plus 60cm electric cooker that keeps costs in check while offering the modern stainless steel Rangemaster look and solid all-round performance.
The Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECSS/C offers the clean, modern Rangemaster look in stainless steel at a price that is still firmly in the cheaper end of the brand’s line-up. It keeps the useful double oven layout, giving you flexibility for cooking a main and side dishes together or using a smaller cavity for everyday meals. The ceramic hob offers a smooth, easy-clean surface, which is often preferred in busy family kitchens. With a 4.4 out of 5 score from a large number of reviews, it has been tried and tested by many households and generally comes out well. For not much more than the very cheapest Classic model, you get a sleeker design that suits contemporary kitchens.
Although competitively priced for a Rangemaster, the Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECSS/C still costs more than many standard-branded 60cm cookers, so you are partly paying for the name and styling. As an electric ceramic model, it will not appeal to those who like the responsiveness of gas burners. The 60cm format also limits overall capacity compared with a full range cooker, which might be noticeable if you regularly cook for large groups. If you are on a very tight budget, the Classic 60 in cream may work out slightly cheaper while offering similar core functionality.
Choose the Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECSS/C if you prefer a modern stainless steel look and want a Rangemaster that will blend with other contemporary appliances. It is a sensible option for families and keen home cooks who need double ovens but do not have the space or budget for a full range. If you are happy with an electric ceramic hob and want something that feels a step up from mainstream brands, it hits a nice balance. It is particularly suited to open-plan kitchens where a sleek, professional-style finish matters.
A 60cm Classic gas cooker for those who prefer the control of gas burners, combining a traditional Rangemaster aesthetic with a double oven layout.
The Classic 60 CLA60NGFBL/C is the go-to choice here if you prefer cooking on gas, offering the instant heat and control that many keen cooks still swear by. Its double oven arrangement and separate electric grill give you good flexibility for roasting, baking and grilling, all within a compact 60cm footprint. The traditional black Classic styling looks more premium than its price suggests and pairs well with other darker appliances. A 4.5 out of 5 rating from a solid number of reviews indicates that, despite being one of the cheaper Rangemaster gas options, it performs strongly in real homes. For those who want the Rangemaster name and gas burners without moving to a full range cooker, it hits a sensible value sweet spot.
The Classic 60 CLA60NGFBL/C sits a little higher in price than the cheapest electric models, so you are paying a bit extra for the gas set-up and black finish. Because it uses gas for the hob and oven, energy use and running costs can vary depending on tariffs, and you will need a suitable gas connection in place. Cleaning around gas burners is generally more fiddly than wiping a flat ceramic surface. If you are not committed to gas cooking, one of the cheaper electric Classic or Professional Plus models may offer simpler maintenance for less money.
The Classic 60 CLA60NGFBL/C is best for cooks who love the feel of gas and want fine control over the heat on the hob. It will appeal to small to medium households who roast and bake regularly but do not have the room or budget for a wide range cooker. If you have a traditional or industrial-style kitchen and want a black Rangemaster to match, this model fits nicely. It is also a strong option if you are upgrading from an older gas cooker and want to stay with gas while stepping up in quality and style.
A black Classic 60 electric cooker that blends traditional Rangemaster styling with a practical ceramic hob, ideal if you want a darker, more dramatic focal point.
The Classic 60 CLA60ECBL/C offers the same core electric double oven and ceramic hob format as the cream Classic, but in a sleek black finish that can make a bold statement in your kitchen. It suits period and modern interiors alike, especially if you are pairing it with darker worktops or units. Like its cream stablemate, you get the visual appeal of a range-style cooker squeezed into a standard 60cm gap, which is rare at this price level. Owner ratings are strong, suggesting that cooking performance and build quality feel in line with what people expect from Rangemaster. If you want the Classic look but do not love lighter colours, this black version is an appealing alternative without a big jump in price.
The Classic 60 CLA60ECBL/C is slightly pricier than the cream Classic version, largely for the alternative finish rather than additional functionality. Like the other 60cm models, it cannot match the sheer space and presence of a full-size Rangemaster range, which may disappoint if you often cook large roasts or entertain big groups. As an electric ceramic cooker, it will not suit those who insist on gas hobs. If you are working to the tightest possible budget and are less concerned about colour, the cream Classic remains the cheaper entry point.
Pick the Classic 60 CLA60ECBL/C if you like the traditional Rangemaster aesthetic but prefer a smart black finish over cream. It works well in both classic and modern kitchens, especially with darker cabinetry or worktops. This model suits households who want an easy-to-clean electric ceramic hob and a double oven setup without paying range-cooker prices. If you are style-conscious but still watching the budget, it offers a nice compromise between cost and visual impact.
A Professional Plus electric cooker in black that delivers contemporary styling and a ceramic hob at a relatively accessible Rangemaster price.
The Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECBL/C gives you the more minimalist Professional Plus design in a black finish, ideal if you are aiming for a modern, understated kitchen. You still get a double oven layout and a ceramic hob, so day-to-day versatility is much the same as the other electric models on this list. At its price point it undercuts full-size Rangemaster ranges by a significant margin, yet still looks clearly more upmarket than most generic 60cm cookers. A 4.4 out of 5 score from a large review base is reassuring, especially for a model that leans on style as well as substance. For households that value design as much as price, it represents good value in the Rangemaster line-up.
The Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECBL/C is among the higher-priced options in this small group, so you are paying extra mainly for the Professional styling and black finish. It does not add radical extra functionality over the cheaper stainless steel Professional Plus or the Classic models, so value is more about aesthetics than features. As with the other electric ceramic options, it lacks the instant control of gas and may not appeal to traditional gas cooks. If design is less important to you than shaving off every possible pound, one of the Classic models will usually be more economical.
The Professional Plus 60 PROPL60ECBL/C is ideal for anyone building a sleek, modern kitchen where a black, minimalist cooker will really look the part. It suits families or couples who value design as highly as function and are willing to pay a little more within the Rangemaster range to get the exact look they want. If you cook a variety of dishes and appreciate the flexibility of double ovens but do not need a huge appliance, it fits well. It is particularly appealing if you are coordinating with other black or dark stainless appliances for a cohesive feel.
