The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110ECWH/C is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with a six-zone ceramic hob, twin full-size ovens, separate grill and a warming compartment. Finished in white with chrome trim, it has a very traditional look but a modern feature set.
Rangemaster is a premium name in range cookers, and this model is firmly at the upper end of the market on price. In return you get a large-capacity, all-electric cooker designed to handle family meals, batch cooking and entertaining with ease.
With an excellent 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over 600 owner reviews, it’s clearly a cooker that keeps its buyers happy, especially those who want generous space, flexibility and a classic aesthetic.
This is an ideal choice if you have a medium to large kitchen and cook regularly for a family or like hosting. The two 79-litre ovens give you serious capacity, so Sunday roasts, Christmas dinners and batch cooking are exactly what this Rangemaster is built for.
It suits buyers with a premium budget who want a traditional-looking range but prefer the simplicity of an all-electric setup and a ceramic hob. If you’re upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker, the jump in space and flexibility will feel transformative.
Confident home cooks will appreciate the multifunction main oven, fan second oven, glide-out grill and warming compartment, which together let you juggle several dishes at once. At the same time, clear rotary controls, an electronic timer and catalytic liners make it approachable even if you’re not especially techy in the kitchen.
If you live in a small flat, rarely cook from scratch or are on a tight budget, the size and price of this 110cm range will likely be overkill. But for a busy household that uses the kitchen daily, it’s a very strong fit.
The standout strength here is capacity and flexibility. Two large 79-litre ovens, a dedicated full-width electric grill and a separate warming compartment mean you can roast, bake, grill and keep plates warm all at once – ideal when cooking for a crowd.
The main multifunction oven offers eight cooking modes, including fan-assisted, conventional and bottom-element-only heat, so you can match the setting to what you’re cooking, from delicate bakes to hearty casseroles. The second fan oven gives consistent, even heat and effectively doubles your main oven space.
On top, the six-zone ceramic hob with multi-sized zones provides plenty of room for different pan sizes. Residual heat indicators add a layer of safety, while the smooth glass surface is easy to wipe clean compared with fiddly pan supports.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic liners on the sides of both large ovens and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, cutting down on harsh scrubbing. Features like the glide-out grill, Telescopic Shelf Runners and the Handyrack on the door make handling heavy trays safer and more convenient.
Backed by a strong owner rating and a two-year manufacturer warranty, it’s a reassuringly solid, well-proven design from a brand that specialises in range cookers.
This is a premium appliance and the price reflects that, so it won’t suit tighter budgets or homes where the full capacity won’t be used often.
Although catalytic liners ease maintenance, there’s no pyrolytic self-cleaning, so you’ll still need to do occasional manual cleaning, particularly on the oven floors and doors.
The ceramic hob is spacious and practical, but it’s not as responsive or efficient as an induction hob. If you’re used to gas or induction, heat changes may feel a little slower.
There’s no child lock on the control panel, and the documentation notes no air-cooled doors, so extra care is advisable around small children when the ovens are running.
Finally, it requires hard wiring by an electrician with a 45-amp supply, so you’ll need to factor in installation and ensure your electrics are up to the job.
Living with the Classic Deluxe CDL110ECWH/C is all about having space and organisation. The wide 110cm frontage gives you room to spread out – multiple trays in the ovens, several pans on the hob and a separate grill for finishing off dishes or doing quick cheese on toast without firing up a full oven.
The controls are straightforward: rotary dials for the hob and ovens, plus an electronic clock and programmable timer to help you manage cooking times. The LED display is clear, and the end-of-cooking acoustic alarm is loud enough to hear from the next room.
Rangemaster’s Rapid Response function is designed to bring the oven up to temperature faster, which helps when you’re in a hurry. Once you’re done, catalytic liners and easy-clean enamel coatings mean day-to-day splashes tend to burn off during normal cooking, so a light wipe is often enough.
Practical touches make a difference in everyday use: the glide-out grill is easier and safer than wrestling with a grill pan in a hot cavity, and Telescopic Shelf Runners and the Handyrack let you check roasts or baste joints without reaching deep into the oven.
The cooker is heavy and fixed once installed, so it’s not something you’ll be moving for cleaning; instead, the design focuses on making the accessible surfaces as easy to look after as possible.
Performance is a clear strong point. Each of the two main ovens offers a generous 79-litre capacity with an A energy rating, fan assistance for even heat and interior lighting so you can keep an eye on food without opening the door. The multifunction main cavity adds top and bottom elements and bottom-only heat, so you can tailor how heat reaches your food.
The ceramic hob provides six electric zones ranging from around 1.1 to 2.02 kW, giving a good balance between gentle simmering and vigorous boiling. Multi-sized zones and a dedicated warming zone give flexibility for everything from small saucepans to large stockpots, and the residual heat indicators are a sensible safety feature.
The third cavity is a full-width variable electric grill with a 2300W element and an open-door grilling design, great for browning, crisping and quick snacks without committing to a full oven cycle. Above that, the warming compartment keeps plates and side dishes hot, which is particularly handy for dinner parties and big family meals.
Convenience features are well thought through. Catalytic liners on the sides of the two large ovens, easy-clean enamel elsewhere and a self-clean classification all work together to cut down cleaning time. The programmable timer, electronic clock and end-of-cooking alarm make it easier to coordinate multiple dishes.
While it lacks extras like smart connectivity or pyrolytic cleaning, the feature set is very complete for a traditional-style electric range: multiple large cavities, genuine multifunction cooking, a good spread of hob zones and helpful ergonomic touches like the glide-out grill and Telescopic Shelf Runners.
This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium bracket for electric range cookers, and the price reflects both the brand and the 110cm format with four cavities and a six-zone hob.
You’re paying for build, capacity and versatility rather than bargain-basement pricing. Two full-size ovens, a separate grill, a warming compartment and a spacious ceramic hob are more than many cheaper models offer, and the inclusion of features like Rapid Response, catalytic liners, Handyrack and Telescopic Shelf Runners helps justify the outlay.
The exceptionally strong owner rating (4.9 out of 5 from a large number of reviews) suggests buyers generally feel it’s worth what they paid, especially those who cook frequently and make full use of the space. The two-year manufacturer warranty adds a bit of extra reassurance, though some may wish it were longer at this price point.
If you’re simply after the lowest-cost way to get an electric cooker, this isn’t it. But if you want a flagship range that can genuinely replace multiple smaller appliances and serve a busy kitchen for years, the value proposition is solid.
The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110ECWH/C is a big, capable and characterful electric range cooker that’s clearly designed for households that really use their kitchen. With twin 79-litre ovens, a separate grill, a warming compartment and a six-zone ceramic hob, it offers the space and flexibility serious home cooks crave.
It’s not cheap, and it doesn’t have every possible high-end extra – there’s no induction hob or pyrolytic cleaning – but the mix of multifunction cooking, user-friendly touches and easy-clean design means it earns its keep day after day. The overwhelmingly positive owner feedback backs that up.
If you have the room, the electrical supply and the budget, and you like the classic Rangemaster aesthetic, this is an excellent choice for family kitchens and keen entertainers. Those on tighter budgets or with very limited cooking needs may be better with a simpler cooker, but for most busy homes this is a standout premium option.
