The Leisure Cookmaster CK90G232C is a 90cm-wide gas range cooker in a classic cream finish, mixing traditional looks with a very practical three-cavity layout. You get a main gas oven, a large electric fan oven and a dedicated gas grill, plus a five-burner gas hob with a powerful wok burner.
Leisure is well established in the range cooker space, and this model sits in the mid‑to‑upper price bracket for 90cm gas range cookers. It aims to give you the flexibility of a dual-fuel style setup – gas hob and gas oven feel, alongside the evenness of electric fan baking – without going full premium.
With a strong 4.7 out of 5 rating from more than 400 owners, it’s clearly doing something right. Most buyers praise its capacity, looks and straightforward controls, which puts it in a very comfortable position in the market.
This cooker is ideal for busy family kitchens that regularly juggle roasts, traybakes and midweek meals. The combination of a 67-litre gas oven and a tall 79-litre electric fan oven means you can cook multiple dishes at once without feeling squeezed for space.
If you like the responsiveness and flavour of gas cooking but still want the reliability of electric fan baking for cakes and batch cooking, this hybrid layout is a great fit. The dedicated variable gas grill adds another layer of flexibility for quick snacks and finishing off dishes.
Budget-wise, it’s best suited to buyers looking for a solid mid-range to slightly premium range cooker: you’re paying more than for a basic single-oven cooker, but you’re getting three cavities, catalytic liners and sturdy cast-iron pan supports in return.
It’s also a good match for people who prefer traditional-looking appliances. The cream finish and conventional control knobs will appeal if you’re styling a classic or country kitchen rather than a minimalist handleless setup.
The three-cavity layout is a major plus. Having a separate 67-litre gas main oven, a tall 79-litre electric fan oven and a 28-litre dedicated gas grill gives you lots of flexibility when cooking for a family or entertaining.
The five-burner gas hob, complete with a high-output wok burner and robust cast-iron pan supports, makes everyday cooking feel stable and responsive. Bigger pans and woks sit securely and heat up quickly, which is especially handy for stir-fries and large pots of pasta.
Catalytic liners in the main oven help with cleaning by breaking down grease splatters at normal cooking temperatures, so you spend less time scrubbing. An electronic programmable timer and LED display make it easier to keep track of roasts and bakes.
Safety is well covered too, with automatic safety shut-off and flame failure devices on the burners. Combined with the double-glazed doors and interior lights in both main ovens, it feels like a well-thought-out range for everyday family use.
The very strong owner rating – 4.7 out of 5 from hundreds of reviews – backs up the impression that this is a reliable, easy-to-live-with cooker rather than a fussy showpiece.
The main gas oven only offers a single conventional function, so you don’t get the extra cooking modes or fan assistance some rivals provide in their primary cavity. If you rely heavily on fan cooking, you’ll find yourself using the tall electric oven most of the time.
While the main oven has catalytic liners on the sides, the other cavities use standard enamel, so they will still need more traditional cleaning. A full set of liners across all ovens would have made maintenance easier.
There’s no slow-cook function or particularly advanced programming beyond a standard electronic timer, which may disappoint keen cooks looking for more automation. The grill cavity also lacks an interior light, so judging browning requires opening the door.
The warranty is only one year for domestic use. That’s fairly typical but not especially generous for a major purchase, so it’s worth factoring in the potential cost of an extended warranty if you want long-term peace of mind.
Living with the Cookmaster CK90G232C is straightforward. The layout is intuitive: main gas oven on the bottom left, tall electric fan oven on the right, and grill at the top left, all controlled by clear dials and supported by an LED display and programmable timer.
The gas hob lights via push-button ignition, so you’re not fumbling with matches, and the cast-iron pan supports feel solid when you’re moving heavy pans around. The central wok burner gives you a powerful zone when you need fast heat, while the smaller burners handle simmering and everyday pots.
Both main ovens have interior lights and double-glazed windows, making it easy to check on food without opening the doors and losing heat. The flexible shelf positions and generous capacities mean you can rearrange trays and tins to suit everything from Sunday roasts to batch baking.
Cleaning is manageable rather than effortless. The catalytic liners in the main oven do a good job of softening baked-on grease on the sides, reducing scrubbing. However, you’ll still need to wipe the base and clean the enamel-lined second oven and grill by hand occasionally. The removable inner door glass on the main oven helps when you want to give it a deeper clean.
Performance-wise, the Cookmaster focuses on consistency and capacity rather than flashy extras. The main 67-litre gas oven delivers traditional gas cooking, which many home cooks still prefer for its moist heat and roasting results. It has an A+ energy rating and an energy consumption of 1.39 kWh on conventional use, showing it’s efficient for its size.
The tall 79-litre electric fan oven on the right is the workhorse for evenly baked trays and multi-shelf cooking. With an A energy rating and fan assistance, it spreads heat evenly, which is ideal for batch baking, pizzas and family-sized lasagne. A built-in defrost function adds everyday practicality.
The third cavity is a 28-litre variable gas grill, designed for grilling with the door open. It’s useful for toast, cheese on toast, bacon or quickly browning the top of a dish. Two grill shelves give you height flexibility, but the lack of an interior light means you rely on peeking in to judge doneness.
Up top, the five-burner hob offers a burner power range from 1 to 3.5 kW, giving you fine control from gentle simmering to vigorous boiling. The enamel hob surface is traditional and sturdy, and while not as wipe-clean as glass, it stands up well to daily use.
On the safety and usability side, you get flame failure devices, automatic safety shut-off, a clear LED display and an electronic programmable timer, plus flexible shelf positioning and height-adjustable feet to help it sit neatly under your worktops. LPG compatibility (with a separate kit) makes it viable for homes without mains gas, provided installation is done by a Gas Safe engineer and an electrician, as required.
At its current price, the Cookmaster CK90G232C sits in the mid-to-upper segment for 90cm gas range cookers. It’s not a budget option, but it justifies its position with three useful cavities, a strong five-burner hob and a mix of gas and electric cooking that covers most needs very well.
The specification is sensibly focused on what most households actually use: generous capacity, a reliable electric fan oven, a proper separate grill and catalytic liners where they matter most. You don’t pay extra for advanced smart features that many people would ignore.
The excellent 4.7/5 rating from over 400 buyers is a strong indicator that owners feel they’ve had good value over time, especially when you factor in the traditional styling and solid build touches like cast-iron pan supports. While the one-year warranty is on the short side, overall this cooker offers a convincing blend of performance and practicality for the money.
The Leisure Cookmaster CK90G232C is a very capable 90cm range cooker that blends classic looks with a seriously versatile cooking setup. The combination of a gas main oven, a large electric fan oven and a dedicated gas grill, backed by a five-burner hob with wok burner, makes it well suited to families and keen home cooks who need space and flexibility.
It’s not the most feature-laden model on the market, and the basic main oven functions, part-enamel interiors and short warranty are worth noting. However, its strong owner reviews, generous capacities and straightforward controls suggest it does exactly what most people want it to do, day in, day out.
If you’re after a traditionally styled cream range cooker that prioritises reliability, capacity and easy gas hob cooking over cutting-edge tech, this Leisure Cookmaster is a very sound choice.
