The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRP/B is a 110cm-wide dual fuel range cooker that mixes traditional styling with a very modern spec. With two full-size electric ovens, a separate electric grill and a five-burner gas hob plus two electric zones, it’s built for keen cooks who regularly cater for a crowd.
Rangemaster is one of the most established names in range cookers, and this model sits firmly at the premium end of the market, reflected in its substantial price. In return you get generous capacity, flexible cooking options and a design that’s clearly meant to be a focal point in a larger kitchen.
Owner feedback is excellent, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 150 reviews, suggesting that in real homes it’s performing exactly as buyers hoped and justifying its upmarket positioning.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and anyone who cooks regularly for friends and family. With two 79-litre ovens and a separate grill, it can comfortably handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining without feeling cramped.
It suits buyers planning a premium or high-end kitchen, where the cooker is a central design feature. The Royal Pearl finish with brass trim and traditional styling is clearly aimed at those who want something more characterful than a plain stainless-steel box.
Serious home cooks and enthusiastic bakers will appreciate the multifunction main oven, fan-assisted secondary oven, triple-crown wok burner, multizone hob area and Rapid Response preheat. There’s enough flexibility for experimenting with different cooking methods without needing lots of separate gadgets.
If you’re on a tight budget, live in a small flat, or rarely cook more than a single tray at a time, this is likely to be overkill in both size and spend. But for a busy family kitchen, open-plan living space or a keen cook upgrading for the long term, it’s a very strong fit.
Huge cooking capacity with two large 79-litre electric ovens means you can roast, bake and batch cook all at once without juggling shelves.
Dual fuel layout combines the precision and responsiveness of a five-burner gas hob (including a powerful triple-crown wok burner) with the even heat and reliability of electric ovens.
Multifunction main oven with eight settings, plus a fan-assisted second oven and a dedicated full-width electric grill, gives you lots of ways to tailor heat for different dishes.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in both main ovens and easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity help keep on-going maintenance manageable, especially if you cook often.
Practical extras like the Handyrack for roasting, glide-out grill, telescopic shelves, electronic programmer with minute minder and acoustic end-of-cook alarm all make daily use smoother and safer.
Premium build touches—triple-glazed doors, cast iron pan supports, Catch-rite door fixtures and British manufacture—add to the feeling of long-term durability.
Excellent user rating (4.9 out of 5 from a high number of reviews) gives strong confidence that reliability and performance live up to the spec sheet.
The price is firmly at the premium end of dual fuel range cookers, so you’re paying a noticeable uplift for brand, styling and features.
Despite the high price, there’s no pyrolytic self-clean function; catalytic liners do a good job on the sides but you’ll still need to manually clean the base, shelves and grill cavity.
It requires both a hard-wired 32-amp electrical connection and a Gas Safe engineer for installation, adding to the total cost if you’re not already set up for dual fuel.
At 110cm wide and over 60cm deep it demands a lot of kitchen space and may dominate smaller rooms, so it’s not suited to compact layouts.
There’s no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicators on the hob, so households with young children will need to be extra mindful around the cooker.
Day to day, this Rangemaster feels purpose-built for busy kitchens. The front-mounted rotary controls and clear LED clock/timer make it straightforward to set temperatures and timings, even when you’re working across multiple dishes. One-hand electronic ignition on the gas burners is quick and fuss-free, so you’re not juggling matches or separate igniters.
The layout is thoughtfully arranged: the main multifunction oven sits low but offers seven shelf positions and telescopic runners, so accessing heavy trays feels secure. The Handyrack attached to the door makes it especially easy to check and baste roasts without stretching into a hot oven cavity. The glide-out grill at the top is convenient for cheese on toast, crisping and quick snacks, avoiding bending down.
On the hob, chunky cast iron pan supports keep pans stable, while the triple-crown wok burner delivers strong, even heat for stir-fries and searing. The additional electric multizone area gives you flexibility for griddling or using smaller pans when all gas burners are busy. Having both gas and electric zones side by side is particularly handy if you like to mix cooking styles.
Cleaning is manageable for a cooker of this size. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main and second ovens help break down splashes as you cook, so marks wipe away more easily. The enamelled grill cavity still needs a bit of elbow grease, but the smooth surfaces and removable accessories help. With triple-glazed doors and a solid feel to the handles and hinges, it gives a reassuring impression every time you open or close a cavity.
Performance starts with the twin 79-litre electric ovens. The main oven is fully multifunctional, offering eight modes including fan cooking, conventional top-and-bottom heat, top-only and bottom-only elements, and a defrost function. This gives you precise control whether you’re baking delicate sponges, slow-roasting joints or simply reheating leftovers. The fan-assisted second oven mirrors much of this performance for straightforward everyday cooking when you don’t need every function.
Rapid Response technology helps the main oven preheat faster, cutting waiting time before you can get food in. Both ovens carry an A energy rating, and the quoted energy consumption figures are reasonable for such large cavities, which is reassuring if you use them frequently. Internal lights in both mean it’s easy to monitor dishes without constantly opening the doors and losing heat.
Up top, the gas hob is the star of the show for many cooks. Five burners with a 1–4 kW power range, including a triple-crown wok burner, give ample punch for boiling large pans and high-heat frying, while smaller burners handle more gentle simmering. Cast iron pan supports are robust and cope well with heavier cookware. The multizone feature adds two electric zones, ideal for a supplied griddle or for steady, even heating when gas isn’t ideal.
Supporting features round out the package: a programmable electronic clock with minute minder, end-of-cooking acoustic alarm, automatic safety shut-off and flame failure devices on the hob all contribute to safe, predictable operation. The warming compartment in the fourth cavity is useful for holding plates or cooked dishes at serving temperature, particularly when timing a multi-course meal.
While it doesn’t offer smart connectivity or touchscreens, the feature set is very comprehensive for a traditional-style range. Everything you need for serious home cooking is here, from capacity and power to thoughtful details like the Handyrack, glide-out grill and storage drawer.
This is an unambiguously premium range cooker, and its price reflects that. Compared with basic or mid-range dual fuel ranges, you are spending more for the Rangemaster name, the classic styling and the breadth of features.
However, the specification does go further than many cheaper alternatives: two genuinely large ovens rather than one big and one token cavity, a separate full-width grill, both gas and electric hob zones, catalytic liners, rapid preheat and numerous convenience touches like telescopic shelves and a Handyrack. The build feels substantial, with triple-glazed doors and cast iron supports, and it’s made in the UK.
The strong user rating—4.9 out of 5 from a large number of reviews—suggests owners feel they’ve received good value despite the upfront cost. If you simply need an occasional-use cooker, there are far more affordable options. But if you’re fitting a long-term kitchen, cook often and want a centrepiece appliance that’s clearly a step up in capacity and flexibility, the price is easier to justify.
On balance, it represents solid value for buyers specifically looking for a premium, traditional-style dual fuel range and willing to invest accordingly.
The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110DFFRP/B is a highly capable, characterful dual fuel range cooker designed for busy, food-focused homes. Its twin 79-litre ovens, separate grill, powerful five-burner gas hob with wok burner and additional electric zones give it the versatility to handle everything from weekday dinners to big family gatherings with ease.
You’re paying a premium, and there’s no full pyrolytic self-clean or modern smart features, so it won’t be the right choice for everyone. Installation also demands proper electrical and gas provision, which adds to the total spend.
If you have the space, the budget and the appetite for serious home cooking, this Rangemaster is an excellent long-term buy. It combines traditional good looks with a very practical, well-thought-out spec and a track record of happy owners, making it one of the standout options in the 110cm dual fuel range cooker category.
