The Leisure Cookmaster CK100G232K is a 100cm-wide gas range cooker aimed at busy family kitchens that still prefer the responsiveness of gas. With two conventional gas ovens, a separate gas grill and a storage compartment, it offers serious capacity without straying into ultra-premium territory.
Leisure is well known in the UK for solid, feature-packed range cookers, and this model fits that mould. A programmable timer, catalytic liners in the main oven and a generous 7-burner hob give it a spec that feels more upmarket than basic entry-level models.
With an average user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from well over a thousand owners, it’s clearly a cooker that’s performing reliably in real homes, which gives extra confidence if you’re planning a big upgrade.
The Cookmaster CK100G232K is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and want the flexibility of a range without going fully professional. The twin gas ovens and separate grill make it well suited to family roasts, batch cooking and entertaining.
If you love gas cooking and often use multiple pans at once, the 7-burner hob with sturdy cast iron supports and a dedicated wok burner will appeal. There’s plenty of room for larger pots, so it’s a good match for keen home cooks who don’t want to feel cramped on the hob.
Budget-wise, this sits in the mid to upper-mid range for gas range cookers. It’s not the cheapest way to get a 100cm range, but you’re paying for space, solid build, good energy ratings (A+ main oven, A for the second) and a proven track record with owners.
It’s less ideal if you want advanced features like fan-assisted or multifunction electric ovens, steam settings or smart connectivity. This is a traditional gas range with a focus on capacity and straightforward, reliable cooking rather than gadgetry.
Four separate cavities give you masses of flexibility: a main 51-litre gas oven, a larger 68-litre second oven, a dedicated gas grill and a handy storage compartment for trays and tins.
The 7-burner gas hob is a real highlight. With burner outputs from 1kW up to 4kW and a dedicated wok burner, it handles everything from gentle simmering to fast stir-fries. Cast iron pan supports keep pots stable and add a robust, premium feel.
The main oven’s catalytic liners help break down grease on the sides during normal cooking, cutting down the time you’ll spend scrubbing. Removable inner door glass also makes occasional deep cleans more manageable.
Practical touches like push-button ignition, an LED programmable timer, interior lights and flexible shelf positions make day-to-day cooking easier. Strong user reviews and a high rating suggest that reliability and performance are generally very good.
Both ovens are conventional gas rather than fan-assisted, so you may need to rotate trays for perfectly even results and adjust shelf positions if you’re used to fan ovens.
Despite its size, the feature set is fairly traditional: there are no specialised functions like defrost, slow cook, or dedicated pizza modes, and no electric or multifunction oven cavity for more precise baking.
The catalytic liners only cover the sides of the main oven, not the entire cavity, so you’ll still need to manually clean the base and shelves. The second oven does not list catalytic liners, which adds to cleaning effort.
There’s only a 1-year manufacturer warranty, which feels modest for a major investment appliance. You’ll likely want to consider extended cover if long-term peace of mind is important.
Day to day, the Cookmaster CK100G232K is designed to feel straightforward rather than fussy. The buttons and dials are clearly laid out, with push-button ignition making it quick to light the hob and ovens. An LED programmable timer helps you time roasts or bakes so you don’t have to hover in the kitchen.
The 100cm width and 60cm depth mean it offers generous space without jutting out too far from standard cabinetry, and height adjustment helps you get a flush fit with your worktops. The separate storage compartment is genuinely useful for keeping trays and racks close to hand, which keeps the rest of the kitchen a bit tidier.
The large hob, with 7 burners and continuous cast iron supports, makes it easy to slide pans around and juggle sauces, veg and mains. A cooling fan and double-glazed doors help keep external surfaces more manageable during long cooking sessions.
Cleaning is mixed but manageable. Catalytic liners in the main oven reduce baked-on grease on the sides, and removable inner door glass lets you clean off splatters more easily. You’ll still need to tackle the shelves and oven base by hand and wipe down the cast iron pan supports, but there are no oddly shaped recesses or over-complex components to deal with.
Performance-wise, this is a traditional gas cooker that plays to gas’s strengths: fast, responsive heat and intuitive control. The main 51-litre oven and the larger 68-litre second oven are both conventional gas, so heat naturally rises, making the upper shelves good for browning and crisping while the middle shelves suit roasts and bakes.
The 7-burner hob provides impressive flexibility. With a burner power range from 1 to 4kW, you can simmer sauces gently on the smaller burners and blast heat through a wok or large stockpot on the more powerful zones. Four different burner sizes help you match pans to burners so you aren’t wasting gas or struggling with hot spots.
The dedicated gas variable grill offers precise control when you’re toasting, finishing off dishes or quickly grilling bacon or chops. Having it in its own cavity means you can grill and roast at the same time, which is particularly useful for larger meals and Sunday lunches.
On the convenience side, features are sensible rather than flashy. There’s an electronic programmable timer, interior lighting in the main oven, flexible shelf positioning, and catalytic liners on the main oven sides to reduce cleaning chores. Safety is supported by a flame failure device on the gas supply, cutting off gas if a flame is accidentally extinguished.
Energy efficiency is a nice plus: the main oven carries an A+ rating and the second oven an A rating. For a large gas range, that’s reassuring if you use your cooker heavily throughout the week, helping to keep running costs in check compared with older, less efficient models.
For a 100cm gas range with two ovens, a separate grill and a 7-burner hob, the Cookmaster CK100G232K offers solid value. It’s not positioned as a bargain-basement option, but you are getting a lot of cooking space and a robust build for the money.
The inclusion of catalytic liners in the main oven, a wok burner, cast iron supports and programmable timer nudges it above more basic ranges that often strip back these features to hit a lower price. For households that will genuinely use the extra capacity and multiple burners, that premium feels justified.
The main compromise at this price is the traditional spec: no fan oven, no multifunction cavity and only a standard 1-year warranty. If those are must-haves, you may need to look at higher-priced or part-electric ranges. However, the strong 4.6/5 user rating from a large number of reviews suggests that most owners feel they’ve had good value, especially if they prioritise straightforward gas cooking and space over cutting-edge features.
The Leisure Cookmaster CK100G232K is a confident, family-friendly gas range cooker that delivers on the essentials: generous space, a very flexible hob and simple, reliable cooking. If you like cooking with gas and often have several dishes on the go, it’s an easy fit for a busy kitchen.
It’s best suited to households that value capacity and traditional gas ovens over the latest tech. The lack of fan or multifunction options and the relatively short standard warranty are the main reasons to look elsewhere, especially if you’re a keen baker who relies on ultra-even heat.
For many homes, though, this will feel like a well-judged upgrade: a large, sturdy range that looks smart in black, is energy efficient for a gas model, and has a track record of happy owners. If you want a straightforward, spacious gas range cooker that should handle anything from midweek meals to Christmas dinner, the Cookmaster CK100G232K is a strong contender.
