The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110ECOG/C is a 110cm electric range cooker with a six-zone ceramic hob and four separate cavities, finished in an eye-catching olive green with chrome trim. It is aimed squarely at busy family kitchens and keen home cooks who want the look and feel of a traditional range with the convenience of modern electric cooking.
Rangemaster is a premium name in range cookers, and this model leans into that heritage with a traditional design, solid-feeling doors and a generously sized multifunction main oven plus a second 79-litre fan oven. The twin A ratings, catalytic liners and thoughtful extras like a Handyrack and glide-out grill show it’s built for regular use, not just for show.
With a high user rating of 4.8 out of 5 from well over 250 reviews, owners are clearly impressed. It is a substantial investment, but on paper it delivers the capacity, flexibility and finish that many cheaper cookers simply cannot match.
This cooker is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. With two full-size 79-litre ovens, a separate full-width electric grill and a warming compartment, it has the space and flexibility to handle Sunday roasts, dinner parties and batch cooking without feeling cramped.
It suits buyers planning a more premium kitchen refit who want a traditional-looking centrepiece without going down the route of gas or induction. The six-zone ceramic hob gives plenty of space for multiple pans, and the electric ovens mean consistent results even if you are not a confident cook.
If you enjoy experimenting with recipes, the multifunction main oven and fan-assisted second oven give you options for everything from slow casseroles and baking to grilling and everyday traybakes. The electronic programmable timer and Rapid Response feature will appeal to those who cook most days and appreciate small time-saving touches.
On the other hand, it is overkill for small flats or people who cook only occasionally. It also needs hard-wiring on a hefty 45-amp supply, so it is best suited to homeowners or long-term renovators rather than temporary rentals or tight refurb projects.
The standout strength here is capacity and flexibility. Two large 79-litre ovens give you serious room to cook multiple dishes at once, while the separate full-width electric grill and a dedicated warming compartment make it easy to juggle courses and keep food hot without overcooking.
The multifunction main oven offers eight cooking functions, including fan assistance, top and bottom heat and a defrost setting, so you can tailor the heat to what you are cooking rather than making do with a single mode. The second fan oven mirrors the main cavity size, giving you a full extra oven rather than a token secondary space.
On the hob, six ceramic/halogen zones with multi-sized options and a dedicated warming zone provide a generous, flat cooking surface that is easy to wipe clean. Residual heat indicators are a useful safety feature, especially in family kitchens.
Day-to-day convenience is well thought through. Catalytic liners in both main ovens help break down grease on the sides, reducing scrubbing. The glide-out grill makes it much easier to check on food without reaching into a hot cavity, and the Handyrack on the door is a genuinely handy way to baste roasts safely. Adjustable shelves and telescopic runners further add to ease of use.
The overall build quality feels reassuring, with features like the Catch-rite door fixture and triple-glazed windows on the doors helping retain heat. A two-year manufacturer warranty for domestic use adds an extra layer of confidence, and the consistently high customer rating suggests long-term satisfaction.
This is a high-powered, premium range cooker that will not suit tighter budgets. It needs a 17.43kW electrical connection and a 45-amp supply, so you will almost certainly need an electrician to install it, which adds to the overall cost.
While catalytic liners are welcome, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities and there is no pyrolytic self-cleaning option. You will still need to manually clean the base, shelves and grill cavity, which can be a chore on such a large appliance.
Despite the triple-glazed door reference in the spec, other entries show no air-cooled doors and no cooling fan, so the exterior may get quite warm during long cooking sessions. There is also no child lock on the control panel, which families with young children may miss.
Finally, the ceramic hob, though spacious and easy to clean, will not heat or respond as quickly as induction. If you are used to gas or induction responsiveness, this might feel a touch slower when bringing large pans up to temperature, and it offers fewer bells and whistles than some smart or induction rivals at similar price points.
Living with the Classic Deluxe 110 is all about having room to spare. The layout of the four cavities is intuitive: the main multifunction oven at bottom left, a full-size fan oven top right, the grill above and a warming drawer bottom right. Once installed and levelled (the feet are height adjustable), it feels like a permanent piece of furniture in the kitchen.
Controls are straightforward rotary dials with an LED display for the clock and programmable timer. There is no complex menu system to learn, which many users will appreciate. Setting the ovens and grill is as simple as choosing a function and turning the temperature dial. The electronic clock and minute minder help you keep track of longer cooks.
The six-zone ceramic hob gives plenty of space for everyday family cooking. Multi-sized zones mean you can match pans more sensibly to the heated area, and the warming zone is useful for resting sauces or keeping plates warm while you finish off in the oven. The smooth glass surface makes it quick to wipe up spills, though you will want to avoid dragging heavy pans to keep it looking its best.
Cleaning is relatively manageable for such a large cooker. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main and second ovens help break down splatters during normal cooking, especially if you occasionally run the oven a bit hotter. Easy-clean enamel is used where liners are not present, and the grill cavity’s enamel interior is still fairly simple to wipe down once cooled.
Practical touches like telescopic shelf runners and the Handyrack make it easier and safer to handle heavy trays, particularly roasts, without reaching deep into a hot oven. The glide-out grill tray is another user-friendly touch, reducing the risk of spills or burns when checking on toast, bacon or cheese on toast.
Performance-wise, this cooker is clearly designed for frequent, serious use. The main multifunction oven and the second fan oven both offer a generous 79-litre capacity and A energy ratings, so you can cook large meals efficiently. Fan assistance in both means even heat distribution for baking, roasting and batch cooking.
The main cavity’s eight functions, including bottom-only heat, top-and-bottom heat, fan and defrost modes, give you the flexibility to tailor cooking to delicate bakes, crispy roasts or slow-cooked dishes. The Rapid Response feature is designed to bring the oven up to temperature quickly, cutting down preheat time when you are in a hurry. Both main cavities have interior lights and oven windows, making it easy to keep an eye on food without opening the door.
The third cavity is a dedicated full-width electric grill with variable control. The glide-out design makes it genuinely practical, especially when grilling under an open door as specified. It is ideal for quick snacks or finishing off dishes with a bit of colour on top. Above that, the separate warming compartment in the fourth cavity is a subtle but very useful extra, particularly for keeping plates warm or holding dishes while you cook the rest of the meal.
On the hob, six ceramic/halogen zones provide responsive, even heat across a large glass surface. With power levels up to around 2.02kW and multi-sized zones, it is well suited to both small saucepans and large stock pots. Residual heat indicators add a safety layer, warning you when zones are still hot after switching off, and the presence of a specific warming zone is helpful when timing multiple components of a meal.
The spec also includes several quality-of-life features: automatic safety shut-off, automatic ignition, a Catch-rite door fixture for a positive door close, adjustable shelves, telescopic runners and an electronic programmable timer. While there is no smart connectivity or touch-screen interface, the overall feature set is robust and firmly focused on reliable, everyday cooking performance.
This Rangemaster sits firmly at the premium end of the electric range cooker market, and its price reflects that. You are paying not just for the name, but for the substantial build, four-cavity layout, two full-size A-rated ovens and a large six-zone ceramic hob.
From a practical point of view, the combination of big capacities, multifunction flexibility, catalytic liners and thoughtful extras like the Handyrack, glide-out grill and warming compartment helps justify the cost for busy households that will use these features regularly. If you cook large meals several times a week, the time and hassle saved compared with a standard single-oven cooker can be significant.
The strong customer feedback, with a 4.8 rating from hundreds of reviews, suggests that most owners feel they have received good value, even allowing for the upfront and installation costs. The two-year manufacturer warranty for domestic use adds reassurance, although some at this price might prefer an even longer guarantee.
If you are working to a strict budget or will only occasionally use the extra oven space, a simpler, cheaper range may make more financial sense. But for keen cooks and entertainers who want a stylish, traditional centrepiece that can genuinely handle big cooking jobs, this model offers solid value for money in the premium bracket.
The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110ECOG/C is an impressive, feature-rich electric range cooker that delivers on the promise of a traditional-looking, high-capacity centrepiece for a busy kitchen. With two large ovens, a dedicated grill, a warming compartment and a roomy six-zone ceramic hob, it has the space and flexibility to cope with everything from family meals to big celebrations.
Everyday usability is strong, helped by catalytic liners, telescopic shelves, a glide-out grill and sensible rotary controls with a clear LED timer. The A-rated ovens, Rapid Response heating and residual heat indicators show attention to energy use and safety, while the olive green finish and chrome detailing give it real visual impact.
It is, however, a premium product that demands a proper electrical supply and professional installation, and it lacks some of the advanced cleaning and smart features found on the very latest high-end models. If you want induction, pyrolytic cleaning or app control, you will need to look elsewhere. But if your priority is a classic, dependable electric range with serious capacity and a proven track record with owners, this Rangemaster is a strong and highly appealing choice.
