The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRG/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker that mixes traditional styling with a very modern spec. Finished in Racing Green with chrome detailing, it is clearly aimed at being the focal point of a larger kitchen.
With two full-sized electric ovens, a separate grill, a warming compartment and a five-burner gas hob with multizone capability, this is very much a premium choice rather than an entry-level range. Dual fuel gives you the precision of gas on top with the even, reliable heat of electric ovens below.
Owners rate it extremely highly, with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from multiple reviews, which suggests the high price is backed up by strong real-world performance and reliability.
This Rangemaster is ideal for busy family homes and enthusiastic cooks who genuinely use their oven several times a week. The two 79-litre ovens mean you can roast a large joint, bake trays of potatoes and still have space left for dessert, all at different temperatures.
It suits a medium to large kitchen where a 110cm appliance can sit comfortably without dominating or feeling cramped. If you are planning an open-plan space or a classic country-style kitchen, the traditional look and Racing Green finish will fit in beautifully.
In budget terms, it sits firmly in the premium bracket for dual fuel range cookers. It is best for buyers who see their cooker as a long-term investment and are willing to pay more for build quality, capacity and brand reputation.
Thanks to clear rotary controls, electronic timer, Rapid Response preheat and catalytic liners, it is well suited to confident everyday cooks and keen bakers alike, not just expert chefs. If you are upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker and want something that will comfortably handle Christmas dinner and regular batch cooking, this is a strong candidate.
The headline strength here is capacity. Two large 79-litre electric ovens give you serious flexibility for entertaining, batch cooking and big family meals, with fan assistance in both cavities for even heat and reliable results.
The dual fuel setup is another major plus. A five-burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports, a powerful triple crown wok burner and multizone capability gives you fast, controllable heat for everything from stir-fries to gentle simmering. The supplied griddle plate adds further versatility for searing meats and vegetables.
Day-to-day usability is well thought out. The multifunction main oven offers eight cooking functions including conventional heat, fan and bottom-only element, while Rapid Response helps reduce preheat times. Telescopic shelf runners, a Handyrack roasting tray on the door and a glide-out grill mean you do not have to reach into hot cavities to check food.
Cleaning is easier than you might expect for such a large cooker. Catalytic liners on the sides of both main ovens help break down grease during normal cooking, backed up by easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity. Triple-glazed doors help keep heat in and the kitchen cooler, while the flame failure devices on the hob provide peace of mind.
Smaller touches like the electronic clock and minute minder, end-of-cooking acoustic alarm, warming compartment and dedicated storage drawer make this feel like a genuinely well-rounded flagship appliance.
The most obvious drawback is price. As a 110cm dual fuel range from a premium British brand, it commands significantly more than a standard cooker and will be overkill for smaller households or occasional cooks.
Despite the generous spec, there are a few omissions. There is no pyrolytic self-cleaning, so while the catalytic liners reduce scrubbing, you will still need to wipe down the enamelled areas and door glass by hand. The second oven is a straightforward fan oven with just one function, rather than a second full multifunction cavity.
Installation requirements are also on the demanding side. It needs hard wiring by an electrician to a 32-amp supply, and a Gas Safe engineer for the hob connection, with no cable or gas hose included. That adds to the overall cost if you are not already planning electrical and gas work.
Finally, at 110cm wide and quite deep, it will not suit compact kitchens, and you will need to plan cabinetry and extraction carefully to respect the recommended 75cm clearance to a cooker hood.
Living with the Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRG/C feels a lot like using a professional-style cooker, but with home-friendly touches. The front-mounted rotary knobs and buttons are clearly laid out, with an LED display and electronic clock making it easy to set the timer or programme the main oven for delayed starts.
The gas hob is straightforward to use thanks to one-hand electronic ignition, so you can light burners while holding a pan. Cast iron pan supports feel solid and allow you to slide cookware around without lifting. The dedicated triple crown wok burner delivers strong, even heat over the base of larger pans, ideal for stir-fries and rapid boiling.
Inside the ovens, adjustable shelves and seven shelf positions give you flexibility for different dish sizes. Telescopic runners mean heavy trays of roast potatoes or lasagne can be pulled out smoothly and safely. The Handyrack roasting tray on the door of the main oven is particularly handy, letting you check and baste joints without fully removing them.
On the maintenance side, catalytic liners on the sides of the two main cavities take the edge off cleaning by absorbing and oxidising grease at higher temperatures, while the easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity wipes down without too much effort. You will still need to give the base and door glass some attention, but the overall chore is lighter than with a bare steel interior.
The separate full-width electric grill and the dedicated warming compartment make everyday cooking more flexible. You can grill breakfast while warming plates below and still have both ovens free for baking or roasting, something that quickly becomes addictive in a busy household.
Performance is a clear strong point. Both the main and second ovens offer a generous 79-litre capacity and are fan assisted, so heat is distributed evenly throughout the cavity. This is particularly valuable when you are using multiple shelves for batch baking or large family meals.
The main oven is fully multifunctional with eight settings, including fan, conventional heat, defrost and bottom-only element. That allows more precise control over bakes, pastries and slow roasts, tailoring the heat to the dish. Rapid Response preheating cuts waiting time, getting the oven up to temperature quickly so you can start cooking sooner.
On the hob, the five gas burners cover everyday needs and more specialised tasks. The 1–4kW burner power range gives a good spread from gentle simmer to strong boiling, and the multizone capability with included griddle adds another way to cook steaks, fish or vegetables without using a separate pan. Steel hob construction and cast iron supports are built for regular use.
The third cavity houses a 25-litre full-width variable electric grill. It operates with the door open and offers quick browning or finishing touches without having to fire up a full oven. Above the main cavities, the small fourth cavity is a warming compartment, ideal for keeping plates or side dishes gently warm without overcooking.
Safety and convenience features are well covered. Flame failure devices shut off gas flow if a flame goes out, triple-glazed doors keep surfaces cooler, and the Catch-rite door fixtures give a reassuringly solid close. The electronic minute minder and acoustic end-of-cooking alarm help prevent overcooking, while the storage drawer keeps trays and accessories neatly to hand.
This is unquestionably a premium-priced range cooker, and there are cheaper 90cm and 100cm models that will handle lighter workloads. However, you are paying for a combination of brand heritage, large capacities, dual fuel versatility and a deep feature set that many mid-range rivals cannot quite match.
Two full-sized ovens, a separate grill, warming compartment, powerful gas hob with wok burner, catalytic liners and thoughtful extras like the Handyrack, glide-out grill and telescopic shelves all add up to a package that justifies a higher spend if you will actually use the flexibility on offer.
The very strong user rating of 4.9 out of 5 suggests owners feel they are getting what they paid for in terms of performance and reliability. The 2-year manufacturer warranty is decent, though not class-leading, but Rangemaster’s long-standing presence in this category is reassuring for parts and service.
If you cook frequently, entertain often and have the space, the Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRG/C offers solid value as a long-term centrepiece of the kitchen. If you only occasionally cook for two and do not need four cavities, a simpler and cheaper cooker would make more financial sense.
The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRG/C is a standout choice for households that treat cooking as a central part of home life. Its combination of dual fuel flexibility, two huge ovens, a separate grill and a warming compartment make it extremely capable for everything from midweek suppers to big family gatherings.
Build quality feels robust, the traditional Racing Green styling is genuinely eye-catching, and practical touches like catalytic liners, Rapid Response heating, telescopic shelves and the Handyrack show that real thought has gone into everyday usability. Strong owner reviews back up the impression that this is more than just a pretty face.
It is not cheap and it demands both space and professional installation, so it is not the right choice for smaller kitchens or more casual cooks. But if you are investing in a long-term range cooker and want something that looks the part, performs brilliantly and makes big cooking jobs easier, this Rangemaster deserves to be high on your shortlist.
