The Leisure Cookmaster 100 CK100F232K is a 100cm-wide dual fuel range cooker that combines a seven-burner gas hob with generous electric ovens and grill. Finished in black with a traditional look, it is designed to be a statement piece as much as a workhorse.
With four separate cavities, catalytic liners in the main oven and sturdy cast iron pan supports, it aims to give keen home cooks the flexibility of a professional set-up without going into fully commercial territory. A strong user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from well over a thousand reviews suggests owners are broadly very happy with how it performs day to day.
It is not the cheapest way to kit out a kitchen, but for households that cook a lot and want the control of gas with the consistency of electric ovens, this Cookmaster sits firmly in the serious-home-chef bracket.
This range cooker is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks multiple dishes at once. With two full-size ovens (63L fan and 65L conventional), a separate electric grill and a storage compartment, it suits families, frequent hosts and enthusiastic home bakers who need proper capacity.
The dual fuel set-up makes it a strong choice if you like the responsiveness of gas on the hob but prefer the even, predictable results of electric ovens for roasting and baking. The seven-burner layout, including a wok burner, is especially handy if you often have several pans on the go or enjoy stir-fries and big one-pan dishes.
Budget-wise, it sits in the mid-to-upper range for a cooker, but what you are paying for is width, burner count and multiple ovens rather than flashy smart features. It is well suited to buyers upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker, fitting out a new kitchen, or moving into a forever home where a substantial range will be properly used.
If you live alone, rarely cook from scratch or have a very compact kitchen, this will be more cooker than you realistically need and may feel like overkill in both size and spend.
The 100cm width, twin ovens and dedicated grill give you serious flexibility. You can roast a joint in the fan oven, bake a pudding in the conventional oven and still have the grill free for crisping, all without juggling shelves.
Seven gas burners, including a high-output wok burner and robust cast iron pan supports, make it easy to cook with multiple pans at once and slide heavy pots around without lifting. This is particularly useful during busy family meals or when batch cooking.
The main 63L fan oven offers even heat distribution across shelves, so large trays and multi-shelf bakes cook more consistently than in many smaller, single-oven cookers. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main cavity help break down grease as you cook, cutting down on scrubbing.
A programmable electronic timer, interior lights in the main and third cavities, flexible shelf positions and telescopic runners all contribute to a more user-friendly experience, helping you keep track of cooking times and check on food without wrestling hot trays.
Finally, the strong owner feedback and A/A energy ratings for the ovens provide reassurance that it is efficient and reliable in everyday use.
The main catalytic self-clean liners only cover the sides of the oven, so you will still need to manually clean the back wall, base and door, as well as the other enamel-lined cavities.
Despite being a sizeable and relatively premium-feeling range, there is only a one-year manufacturer warranty, which is on the short side for a major built-in style appliance at this level.
The second oven is conventional rather than fan assisted and the grill cavity has no interior light, so you may find it slightly less convenient for precise, even baking or when grilling under lower light conditions.
Installation is not plug-and-play: it requires hard wiring by an electrician and fitting by a Gas Safe engineer, and neither an electrical plug nor gas hose is included. That adds to the overall cost if you are not already budgeting for professional installation.
Finally, there are no advanced extras such as pyrolytic self-cleaning, steam functions or smart connectivity, which some similarly priced models now offer. If you want cutting-edge features, you may feel this model focuses more on capacity than on tech.
Living with the Cookmaster 100 CK100F232K feels reassuringly straightforward if you are used to conventional cookers. The push-button ignition and clear knobs give you instant control over the gas burners, and the LED display with electronic programmable timer makes it easy to set and monitor cooking times.
The seven-burner hob layout provides generous spacing for large pans and casserole dishes. Cast iron pan supports add a solid, professional feel, and they hold heavy pots securely, though they are weightier to lift off when you need to clean the hob.
The main fan oven heats evenly and the flexible shelf positioning, along with telescopic runners, makes it comfortable to slide out trays for basting or checking food without having to reach deep into a hot cavity. Interior lighting in the main and third ovens also helps you keep an eye on bakes without opening the door too often.
Cleaning is a mix of convenience and elbow grease. The catalytic liners in the main oven reduce baked-on grease on the sides if you regularly cook at higher temperatures, and removable inner door glass helps when you want to give it a deeper clean. However, the enamel interiors on the other cavities and the hob supports still need a bit of effort to keep looking their best.
Because it is a full 100cm range, you will want a suitably wide space and a compatible hood mounted at the recommended 65cm minimum above the hob. Once installed, though, it becomes a central feature in the kitchen that is easy to use daily, whether you are cooking a quick midweek meal or a full Sunday roast.
At the heart of this model is the main 63L electric fan oven, which circulates hot air for faster, more even cooking. This is ideal for batch baking or roasting multiple trays of vegetables at once, as it helps minimise hot and cold spots across the shelves. Its A energy rating keeps running costs sensible for an oven of this size.
The third cavity is a large 65L conventional oven, powered by top and bottom elements. This style of oven is great for traditional baking, where you may want slightly different heat zones for items on higher or lower shelves. Having both fan and conventional options side by side gives you a lot of flexibility to match the cooking method to the dish.
Alongside the ovens there is a dedicated 28L electric grill in the top left cavity. It offers full-width grilling and is designed to be used with the door open, which many grill fans prefer for visibility and airflow. This separation means you can grill bacon, toast or cheese-topped dishes without sacrificing oven space.
On the hob you get seven gas burners with a power range from 1kW up to 4kW, covering gentle simmering through to powerful searing. The inclusion of a wok burner is especially useful for quick stir-fries and bringing large pots up to the boil rapidly. Flame failure devices on the burners automatically cut the gas if the flame goes out, adding an important safety layer.
Other thoughtful touches include a cooling fan to help keep the control panel temperatures in check, flexible shelf positioning in the main oven, and telescopic runners that make heavy trays easier to handle. The timer is fully programmable, so you can set start and finish times to fit around your day, and the absence of a control panel lock is something to be aware of if you have very young children.
This Leisure Cookmaster range cooker sits at a price point that reflects its size and specification: you are paying for a 100cm-wide dual fuel platform with two full ovens, a separate grill and a seven-burner hob. It is not a budget option, but for the capacity and flexibility on offer, it represents fair value.
The strong user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from a very large number of reviews indicates that owners generally feel they have had good return on their investment. Everyday-friendly features such as catalytic liners in the main cavity, telescopic runners, a wok burner and solid cast iron pan supports all add to that sense of getting a proper step up from a standard 60cm cooker.
There are, however, a few value considerations. The one-year warranty is limited for a major appliance, and there are no high-end extras like pyrolytic cleaning or smart controls, which some similarly priced models may include. You will also need to factor in professional electrical and gas installation.
Overall, if your priority is big-capacity, reliable cooking with a flexible gas hob and electric ovens, this cooker justifies its price well. If you care more about advanced automation or long warranties than about burner count and oven space, you may find better value in a different style of appliance.
The Leisure Cookmaster 100 CK100F232K is a well-rounded, high-capacity range cooker that delivers where it counts: lots of usable oven space, a powerful and versatile gas hob, and a layout that makes cooking big meals feel more relaxed. Its combination of fan and conventional ovens, separate grill and seven burners gives confident home cooks the tools they need to tackle almost any menu.
It is not perfect: cleaning is easier than on a basic cooker but still not effortless, the warranty is short for the price point, and you miss out on some of the premium extras seen on more feature-packed rivals. Installation costs also need to be factored in.
If you are upgrading to a 100cm range and want solid, dependable performance with plenty of space rather than cutting-edge smart features, this Cookmaster is a strong contender. For busy families and keen cooks who will make full use of its multiple cavities and burners, it is a very satisfying centrepiece for the kitchen.
