The Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFCB is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker that pairs the control of a six-burner gas hob with the precision of twin electric ovens. Finished in charcoal black, it is designed to be a centrepiece in a busy family kitchen or open-plan space.
Rangemaster sits firmly at the premium end of the market, and this model follows suit with four cavities, generous 79-litre main and second ovens, and thoughtful touches like catalytic liners and a Handyrack roasting tray. It is not a budget buy, but its specification and build are aimed squarely at keen home cooks and entertainers.
With a 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over 600 owner reviews, it is clearly a cooker that has won people over in day-to-day use, suggesting strong reliability and performance to match the price.
This Elise is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks big meals. The two 79-litre electric ovens give you ample room for roasting, batch baking and family feasts, while the separate grill and storage drawer make it easy to keep everything organised.
It will particularly suit confident home cooks who want the responsiveness of gas with the consistency of electric baking. The six-burner gas hob, complete with a powerful wok burner and robust cast-iron pan supports, is made for those who often have several pans on the go.
Given its premium pricing and 110cm width, it is best suited to medium to large kitchens where it can be a permanent feature. If you are planning a new kitchen, or upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker, this is a significant step up in both capacity and capability.
It is less appropriate for compact flats or occasional cooks who will not make use of the extra ovens. For those users, a smaller, simpler cooker would be more economical and easier to accommodate.
Twin 79-litre electric ovens provide a huge amount of cooking space, making this an excellent choice for large families and frequent entertainers.
The six-burner gas hob, with a wide power range from 1kW up to 4kW and a dedicated wok burner, offers fine control for everything from gentle simmering to high-heat stir-frying. Cast-iron pan supports add stability and a quality feel.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in the main oven and easy-clean enamel elsewhere help keep cleaning manageable, especially if you cook often and roast regularly.
The Handyrack clip-on roasting tray and telescopic shelf runners make it easier and safer to check food without fully pulling heavy dishes out over the door.
Four separate cavities – two ovens, a full-width electric grill and a storage drawer – give flexible options for everyday meals, Sunday roasts and batch cooking.
Owner feedback is exceptionally positive, with a very high rating backed by a large number of reviews, which inspires confidence in its real-world performance.
The price is firmly in premium territory, so it is a significant investment and may be overkill if you will not regularly use the extra capacity and features.
Neither of the large ovens has a viewing window, so you must open the doors to check progress, which can drop the temperature during delicate bakes.
There is no programmable timer for fully automatic start/stop cooking, which some similarly priced range cookers offer for added convenience.
Only the main oven benefits from catalytic liners; the other cavities use enamel, so they will still need more traditional cleaning from time to time.
Installation requires both hard-wired electrical connection and a Gas Safe engineer, adding to the overall cost if you are upgrading from a simpler cooker.
Day to day, the Elise feels like a serious piece of kit. The front-mounted rotary controls are straightforward and familiar, with one-hand electronic ignition making it easy to light burners while you steady a pan. The gas hob offers plenty of room for multiple pots, and the powerful burners make boiling and searing quick, while the smaller zones are well suited to simmering sauces.
The side-opening doors on the main ovens make it easier to reach in without leaning over a hot door, particularly helpful when turning trays or basting roasts. Combined with the Handyrack and telescopic runners, moving heavy dishes feels reassuringly secure.
Cleaning is less of a chore than on a basic cooker. Catalytic liners in the main cavity help break down grease as you cook, while the easy-clean enamel in the other ovens and on the grill cavity means most spills wipe away with a damp cloth once cool.
The separate storage drawer in the bottom left is useful for keeping trays and tins neatly to hand, reducing clutter in your cupboards. The only slight downside is the lack of a digital display: there is an electronic timer, but no full display panel, so timing relies more on the simple programmable timer and your own routines than on advanced presets.
Performance is a clear strong point. Both main and second cavities are large 79-litre electric ovens rated A for energy efficiency and equipped with fan assistance, so you can expect even heat distribution and the ability to cook on multiple shelves at once. The main oven is multifunctional, offering seven cooking modes including fan, conventional top-and-bottom heat and dedicated bottom or top elements to suit everything from slow casseroles to crisp-topped bakes.
On the hob, the 1–4kW burner range covers most cooking styles, and the inclusion of a dual-zone 4kW burner and wok burner gives you real punch when you need intense heat. Cast-iron supports provide a solid base for heavy pans and help the hob look and feel suitably premium.
The third cavity is a full-width variable electric grill, ideal for quick breakfasts, gratins and finishing off dishes without tying up an oven. Having a dedicated grill means you can, for example, grill starters while a roast finishes in the main oven, without compromising on space or temperature.
Convenience features are well thought through. The Handyrack and telescopic shelves improve access, catalytic liners in the main oven cut down on scrubbing, and interior lights in the two large ovens make it easy to keep an eye on food. Safety is also well covered, with flame failure devices, automatic safety shut-off and child lock functionality.
The Elise does not chase smart connectivity or touchscreens; instead it focuses on robust, traditional controls and cooking performance. For many cooks, that will be a welcome emphasis on reliability and feel over gimmicks.
This Rangemaster sits at the higher end of the dual fuel range cooker market, and the price reflects both its size and its premium positioning. You are paying for twin full-size ovens, a powerful six-burner gas hob, a dedicated grill cavity and a storage drawer, all wrapped in a solid, traditional design built in the UK.
While cheaper 90cm and 100cm ranges are available, few at lower prices offer two 79-litre ovens plus the same level of flexibility, safety features and easy-clean touches. For households that will really use the capacity – regular roasts, batch cooking, entertaining – the cost starts to look justified.
The exceptionally high owner rating, backed by hundreds of reviews, suggests that buyers generally feel they have received good long-term value, with performance and build quality living up to expectations. If your budget can stretch to it and you want a cooker to anchor your kitchen for years, the Elise ELS110DFFCB offers strong value in the premium bracket. If you are more price-sensitive or cook for one or two most of the time, a smaller, less feature-rich model will be better value overall.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFCB is an impressive dual fuel range cooker that delivers on the fundamentals: powerful, flexible gas cooking on top and two capacious, efficient electric ovens below. Add in a dedicated grill and practical storage, and you have a genuine all-rounder for busy, food-loving households.
Its strengths lie in capacity, cooking flexibility and thoughtful design details such as catalytic liners, Handyrack and sturdy cast-iron supports. The overwhelmingly positive owner feedback reinforces the impression of a cooker that not only looks the part but also performs reliably day after day.
It is, however, a premium product with a price and footprint to match, and the lack of oven windows and fully programmable automation may disappoint some at this level. If you have the space, cook often and want a range that feels built to last, this Elise is a superb choice. If you are on a tighter budget or rarely fill a single oven, a smaller model will be a more sensible buy.
