The Leisure Cookmaster CK90F232K is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker that combines a five‑burner gas hob with two electric fan ovens and a dedicated electric grill. Finished in black with a traditional look, it’s designed to give you the flexibility of a full‑size range without taking over the whole kitchen.
Leisure is well known in the UK for solid, no‑nonsense range cookers, and this model follows that formula: plenty of capacity, straightforward controls and just enough convenience features to make everyday cooking easier. With a strong 4.7 out of 5 rating from well over 400 owner reviews, it’s clearly a cooker that’s working well in real homes.
At this price it sits in the mid to upper bracket for 90cm dual fuel ranges, but the generous oven space and sturdy gas hob mean you’re paying for capacity and practicality rather than flashy extras.
The CK90F232K is ideal for medium to larger households that regularly cook proper meals rather than just the odd oven pizza. The combination of a 63‑litre main fan oven, a tall 79‑litre second fan oven and a separate grill means you can comfortably handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining.
It suits buyers looking for a mid‑range to semi‑premium cooker: you get dual fuel, cast‑iron pan supports and easy‑clean liners without straying into very high‑end price territory. If you’re upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker, this will feel like a big step up in space and flexibility.
The simple buttons and dials, clear LED display and single‑function fan ovens make it a good choice for all experience levels. It’s straightforward enough for everyday family cooking, but there’s enough hob power and a wok burner to keep keen home cooks and stir‑fry fans happy.
If you live in a small flat or rarely use your oven, this much capacity may be overkill. But for busy kitchens that want gas on top and reliable electric ovens below, it’s very well matched.
Triple cavities give you serious flexibility: a 63‑litre main electric fan oven, a tall 79‑litre fan oven and a separate 28‑litre variable electric grill. You can roast, bake and grill at the same time without juggling shelves.
The five‑burner gas hob with cast‑iron pan supports and a dedicated wok burner offers plenty of room for large pans and quick, responsive heat. The 1–4kW burner range covers everything from gentle simmering to fast boiling.
Both main ovens are fan‑assisted and A‑rated for energy efficiency, helping food cook evenly and a little quicker than conventional ovens. The main cavity also has catalytic liners on the sides, which help burn off splashes so cleaning is less of a chore.
Owners rate it highly, with a 4.7/5 score from hundreds of reviews, suggesting reliable day‑to‑day performance and few nasty surprises. The programmable electronic timer and interior lights in both main ovens also make timing and monitoring your cooking easier.
Despite the price, the feature set is quite straightforward: there are no true multifunction settings, steam functions or telescopic shelves, just single‑function fan ovens and a separate grill.
Only the sides of the main cavity have catalytic liners and the other cavities use enamel, so you’ll still need to get in and clean the back, base and second oven by hand.
There’s no automatic safety shut‑off or child lock on the controls, which may matter if you have very young children. The warranty is just one year, which is on the short side for a major appliance at this level.
The grill cavity has no interior light and is designed for open‑door grilling, which won’t bother everyone but feels a little old‑fashioned compared with some rivals.
Day to day, the CK90F232K is designed to be reassuringly simple. The push‑button ignition lights the gas burners quickly, and the chunky dials give you direct control over both hob and ovens without digging into menus. The LED display and electronic programmable timer help you keep on top of cooking times, especially useful when you’re using both ovens.
The layout is sensibly arranged: the main 63‑litre fan oven sits bottom left, the tall 79‑litre fan oven is on the right, and the dedicated grill is at the top left. This makes it easy to keep the main oven for roasts and baking while using the tall oven for trays of sides or batch cooking. With multiple shelves included, there’s a lot of usable space once you get used to where everything is.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven, which absorb and break down grease at higher temperatures. The other cavities use enamel interiors, so they’ll still need a wipe‑down, but the removable inner door glass on the main oven makes it easier to keep the doors looking clear.
Noise levels are typical for fan ovens and there’s a cooling fan to help manage heat around the control panel. The lack of a glass lid keeps the profile clean and avoids another surface to deal with, though it does mean you don’t get a built‑in splash guard when the hob is off.
The performance focus here is capacity and consistency rather than clever cooking modes. Both the 63‑litre main oven and the 79‑litre tall oven are fan‑assisted and A‑rated, with separate interior lights and multiple shelves. Fan cooking helps distribute heat evenly, so you can use several shelves at once without worrying too much about hot spots.
On the hob, five gas burners with a 1 to 4kW power range cover most cooking needs. The central wok burner is particularly useful for quick stir‑fries or bringing large pans to the boil, while the smaller burners handle simmering sauces without scorching. Cast‑iron pan supports give a sturdy, premium feel and make it easy to slide pans around when you’re managing several dishes.
The dedicated grill in the top‑left cavity is a variable electric grill, giving you fine control over browning and toasting. It’s handy for finishing dishes while the ovens are busy and comes with a grill pan and handle included, so you can get going straight away.
On the convenience side, the main oven’s catalytic liners do a lot of the heavy lifting in terms of grease build‑up, especially if you regularly run the oven hotter. The electronic programmable timer, LED display and cooling fan all contribute to an appliance that feels modern enough without being complicated.
Safety is covered with a flame failure device on the hob, which cuts the gas if a flame goes out. There’s no automatic shut‑off for the ovens or a control panel lock, so users will need to rely on the timer and a bit of common sense, particularly in family homes.
At around the £1,000 mark, the CK90F232K lands in the middle to upper range for 90cm dual fuel cookers. It doesn’t chase high‑end gimmicks, but instead offers a lot of usable oven volume, a responsive gas hob and solid build touches like cast‑iron supports.
You’re paying for capacity, dual fan ovens and the flexibility of three cavities rather than smart tech. Given the strong 4.7/5 owner rating from a large number of reviews, it appears to justify its price for most households that will actually make use of the space.
If you’re budget‑conscious and won’t often need two ovens at once, a simpler 60cm cooker would be cheaper. But for busy family kitchens wanting a versatile range from an established brand, this model offers good value for its specification and size.
The Leisure Cookmaster CK90F232K is a very capable 90cm dual fuel range cooker that prioritises space, simplicity and reliable performance. Dual fan ovens, a separate grill and a five‑burner gas hob with wok burner make it an excellent fit for families and keen home cooks who like to entertain.
It’s not the most feature‑packed range on the market, and the short warranty plus mainly enamel interiors are worth noting. However, the straightforward controls, catalytic liners in the main oven and strong customer satisfaction scores suggest it’s a cooker that does the basics very well and stands up to daily use.
If you want a no‑nonsense, family‑friendly range with plenty of room and the responsiveness of gas on top, this Cookmaster is an easy model to recommend. Those seeking advanced multifunction ovens, smart connectivity or a longer warranty might want to look higher up the price ladder, but for most homes this strikes a very good balance.
