A premium 90cm range for serious home cooks

The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker that blends traditional styling with a very modern spec. Finished in olive green with chrome trim, it is designed to be a statement piece as much as a workhorse.

With two large electric ovens, a separate electric grill and a five-burner gas hob including a powerful wok burner, it is clearly aimed at busy households and keen cooks who want flexibility. This is a premium-priced model in the dual fuel range cooker market, but the feature list goes well beyond entry-level.

Owners rate it extremely highly, with an average score of 4.8 out of 5 from over 300 reviews, which suggests Rangemaster’s reputation for robust build and reliable performance is well supported in everyday use.

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Key features

  • 3 cavities and a 5 burner gas hob
  • Main oven gives you lots of different ways to cook
  • Second electric fan oven gives you extra room to cook
  • Special liners absorb grease to make cleaning easier
  • Dimensions (cm) – H90.5 x W90 x D60.8

Who this range cooker is best for

This cooker is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and want the space to handle roasts, batch cooking and entertaining. The main 79-litre multifunction oven and 67-litre secondary fan oven give you the capacity to cook for a crowd without juggling trays.

It suits buyers looking at the premium end of the market who are happy to invest in a long-term centrepiece for the kitchen rather than a basic appliance. If you are upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker, the extra width and third cavity will feel like a major step up.

Keen home cooks and hobby chefs will appreciate the dual fuel setup: instant, controllable heat from the five-burner gas hob (with a triple-crown wok burner) combined with the precision and evenness of electric ovens. Features like Rapid Response warm-up, telescopic shelf runners and a Handyrack in the main oven are tailored to people who cook varied meals and want tools that genuinely make life easier.

It is less suited to very small kitchens, tight budgets or users who do very simple cooking and will not make use of the extra oven space and grill. For those buyers, a narrower or more basic cooker would make more sense.

What we like

The layout is a major strength: two full-size electric ovens plus a dedicated full-width electric grill mean you can roast, bake and grill simultaneously without compromise. The main 79-litre multifunction oven offers eight cooking functions, so you can switch between fan, conventional and specialised modes to suit everything from bread to delicate desserts.

The five-burner gas hob, with cast iron pan supports and a triple crown wok burner, gives instant, powerful heat and plenty of room for larger pans. The included griddle adds extra versatility for searing meats or cooking breakfasts without a separate pan.

Day-to-day usability is well thought through. Catalytic liners in the main oven help break down grease on the sides during normal cooking, cutting down on scrubbing. Telescopic shelf runners and the Handyrack on the door make it easier and safer to check on roasts. The programmable electronic timer, LED display and automatic ignition keep operation straightforward.

Build quality feels reassuringly solid, backed up by a two-year manufacturer warranty and a very strong user rating from hundreds of reviews. The traditional styling and olive green finish will also appeal if you want a classic look without sacrificing modern performance.

Where it could be better

The main drawback is price: this is a premium range cooker and will be overkill for anyone who does not need the extra capacity or features. Installation costs can also add up, as it needs hard wiring by an electrician and connection by a Gas Safe engineer, with cables and gas hose not included.

While the main oven benefits from catalytic liners, the second oven and grill cavities use standard enamel interiors, so they will require more manual cleaning. There is no control panel lock or residual heat indicator either, which some families with young children might miss.

The second oven lacks an interior light, and the grill cavity also has no light, which can make it slightly harder to monitor food compared with some high-end rivals. Finally, the 90cm width and traditional styling mean it demands a decent amount of space and will not suit very compact or ultra-minimalist kitchens.

Everyday use

Living with the Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C is all about having space and control. The two main oven doors open wide on sturdy hinges, and the triple-glazed windows on the main ovens help keep heat inside while letting you check progress without losing temperature.

The rotary controls are clear and satisfyingly weighted, and the LED display with electronic clock and minute minder makes timing straightforward. Automatic ignition on the hob burners means no fiddling with matches or separate igniters.

In daily cooking, the Rapid Response function on the main oven is especially handy, bringing the oven up to temperature faster so you can get weeknight dinners underway without a long preheat. Once you are cooking, the catalytic liners in the main cavity help deal with splatters over time, reducing how often you need a deep clean.

The glide-out grill tray makes it much easier to check on toast, cheese on toast or grilled meats without wrestling with a hot pan at arm’s length. Cast iron pan supports are stable and feel built to last, though they are weightier to lift off when you want to clean the hob. Overall, it feels like a robust, serious appliance that slots into routine cooking as well as big occasions.

Performance and features

Performance from the main 79-litre multifunction oven is a real highlight. Fan assistance and multiple elements allow for even heat distribution across shelves, making it easier to bake on more than one level without worrying about hot spots. With eight functions, you can choose fan cooking for speed and evenness, conventional top-and-bottom heat for traditional recipes, or bottom element only when you want to crisp pastry bases.

The 67-litre second oven is a straightforward fan oven, ideal for batch baking or as extra space when the main oven is full. Both ovens carry an A energy rating, and the fan-assisted energy consumption figures are respectable for their size.

On the hob, the five gas burners cover a useful range from gentle simmer to the 1–4 kW triple crown wok burner. That high-output burner is ideal for stir-fries and rapid boiling, while the remaining burners handle everyday pans comfortably. Cast iron pan supports provide a continuous, sturdy surface, and the steel hob surface is designed to stand up to regular use.

Convenience features add up: the Handyrack lets you mount a roasting tray on the main oven door so it swings out towards you when you open it, making basting and checking meat safer and easier. Telescopic shelf runners mean heavy trays slide smoothly in and out without tipping. Fan grilling, defrost in the main cavity, and the dedicated full-width electric grill in the top cavity broaden your cooking options further.

Safety has also been considered, with automatic safety shut off and flame failure devices on the hob. Triple-glazed doors help keep outer surfaces cooler and improve efficiency. For LPG users, the cooker is compatible and convertible (with an additional kit), adding flexibility if you are off the mains gas grid.

Value for money

This Rangemaster sits at the higher end of the dual fuel range cooker price spectrum, and it is clearly not positioned as a budget buy. However, you are paying for more than just the badge: two large ovens, a separate grill, a powerful five-burner gas hob, premium build quality and a range of thoughtful usability features make it a genuinely capable piece of kit.

The strong 4.8/5 rating from over 300 owners suggests that real-world satisfaction is very high, which helps justify the investment if you will use the capacity and flexibility regularly. For heavy users who cook often, batch cook or entertain, the combination of performance and features should repay the premium over a simpler 60cm cooker.

If you mainly reheat or cook small meals and rarely use more than one shelf at a time, the extra spend may not translate into tangible value. But for households that live in the kitchen and want a long-term, feature-rich range from an established British brand, the Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C offers strong value within the premium segment.

Our verdict

The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C is a thoroughly capable, premium 90cm dual fuel range cooker that delivers on both style and substance. Its twin electric ovens, dedicated grill and flexible five-burner gas hob give you the tools to handle everything from weekday suppers to big family gatherings with ease.

Usability touches such as catalytic liners in the main cavity, Rapid Response preheating, telescopic shelves, the Handyrack and a powerful wok burner show that real thought has gone into how people cook. High owner satisfaction and solid build quality further strengthen its appeal.

You do pay a clear premium, and the lack of catalytic liners in the other cavities, missing interior lights in the second oven and grill, and the need for professional installation are points to consider. But if you have the space, the budget and a love of cooking, this Rangemaster is a standout choice that should serve as a reliable centrepiece for years.

FAQs

What are the main cooking cavities on the Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C?

It has three cavities: a 79-litre multifunction main electric oven at the bottom left, a 67-litre electric fan oven at the top right, and a separate 25-litre full-width electric grill in the top cavity.
Yes. The hob is LPG compatible and convertible, but you will need an additional LPG conversion kit, which is not included as standard.
The main oven has catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides, which absorb and break down grease during normal cooking, reducing the amount of manual cleaning needed.
The five-burner gas hob offers a burner power range of 1 to 4 kW and includes a triple crown wok burner for high-heat cooking, supported by robust cast iron pan supports.
Yes. It features an electronic clock with a programmable timer and minute minder, shown on an LED display, so you can time cooking accurately.
It needs hard wiring by a qualified electrician due to its 8600W electrical connection and 32-amp fuse rating, plus installation by a Gas Safe engineer for the gas hob. Power cable and gas hose are not included.
Both the main multifunction oven and the second fan oven are rated A for energy efficiency, with fan cooking offering lower energy consumption than conventional modes.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty for domestic use, giving you added peace of mind on parts and labour.

Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL90DFFOG/C 90cm wide Dual Fuel Range Cooker with Gas Hob Review

£2374.00

Overall score

9.0/10

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