A statement range cooker for serious home cooks

The Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFWH is a 110cm-wide dual fuel range cooker that blends classic styling with a very practical cooking layout. With two full-size electric ovens, a separate electric grill and a storage compartment, plus a six-burner gas hob, it’s clearly aimed at households that cook a lot and entertain often.

Rangemaster is a trusted British brand in range cookers and this model feels every bit the premium choice, from its solid doors to cast iron pan supports. It sits at the upper end of the price spectrum for cookers and ovens, but its specification is far more generous than a standard 60cm cooker.

Owner feedback is excellent: a 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over six hundred reviews suggests this is a reliably strong performer that keeps buyers happy long after installation.

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Key features

  • 4 cavities, 6 burners — Plenty of space to cook
  • Handyrack — Clip-on tray lets you check on food
  • Stay-clean liners — Absorb grease for easy cleaning
  • 79 litre capacity — Great for larger households
  • Dimensions (cm) – H90 x W109.2 x D60

Who this range cooker is best for

This Elise is ideal for larger households, keen home cooks and anyone who regularly juggles roasts, sides and desserts at the same time. The two 79-litre ovens give you serious capacity, so Sunday lunches, batch cooking and dinner parties are much easier to manage.

It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term investment rather than a budget stop-gap. If you are upgrading from a standard single or double oven and want to future-proof your kitchen, the 110cm width, generous ovens and six-burner gas hob make a big step up in flexibility.

Dual fuel makes it especially appealing for those who love the responsiveness of gas on the hob but prefer the even, reliable results of electric ovens for baking and roasting. The dedicated wok burner and multifunction main oven will particularly appeal to confident cooks and food enthusiasts.

You do need the space and the right services: this is for homes with room for a 110cm range and access to both a suitable electric supply and a gas connection (or LPG with a separate kit). If you’re tight on space or on a strict budget, a smaller range or standard cooker may be the better fit.

What we like

Two huge 79-litre electric ovens give masses of space for family cooking, batch baking and entertaining, without the compromise of a much smaller secondary cavity.

The main multifunction oven offers seven cooking modes, including fan assistance, conventional heat and bottom heat only, so you can tailor the setup whether you’re roasting meat, baking cakes or crisping pizza bases.

A separate full-width electric grill in its own cavity is great for quick snacks, finishing off lasagne or crisping bacon without tying up an oven, and you still keep both ovens free for everything else.

The six-burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports feels robust and practical, with a dedicated wok burner for high-heat stir-fries and large pans, plus plenty of space to have multiple pots on the go.

Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay-clean liners in the main oven and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, so routine spills are less of a chore compared with fully manual-clean interiors.

Thoughtful touches like the Handyrack roasting tray on the door and telescopic shelf runners make it easier and safer to check and baste food without having to reach into a hot oven.

Safety and build quality are strong, with automatic ignition, flame failure devices on the burners and solid-feeling doors using Rangemaster’s Catch-rite fixture, all backed by a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Where it could be better

The Elise ELS110DFFWH sits firmly in the premium price bracket, so it’s a considered purchase rather than an impulse upgrade, even though the feature set is strong.

Despite its high-end positioning, there’s no programmable timer or conventional clock/timer controls on the fascia, which many cooks find useful for everyday meals and baking.

Only the main oven has catalytic liners, and even then just on the sides, so you’ll still need to manually clean the back, floor and the other cavities.

There’s no residual heat indicator on the hob and no interior light in the grill cavity, which are small omissions that slightly date the overall feel.

The appliance requires professional hard-wiring by an electrician and installation by a Gas Safe engineer, adding to the overall cost and complexity if you’re moving from a simpler cooker.

Everyday use

Day to day, the Elise feels like a proper, professional-style cooker. The rotary controls are straightforward and clearly laid out, so there’s very little learning curve if you’re used to conventional knobs rather than touchscreens.

The six-burner gas hob gives a generous working area. Cast iron pan supports keep pans stable and slide smoothly from one burner to another, which is especially handy when you’re juggling sauces and sides. Automatic ignition means a simple twist-and-press start on each burner.

Inside, both main ovens are wide and deep, taking large roasting tins or multiple baking trays with ease. Adjustable shelves and telescopic runners make it easy to rearrange space and to pull heavy dishes out safely for checking and basting. The Handyrack attached to the oven door is especially handy for roasts, letting you check progress without stretching into the cavity.

Cleaning is manageable for a range of this size. The catalytic liners in the main oven help break down grease during hotter cooks, so a quick wipe-down often suffices. The enamel interiors in the other cavities are smooth and reasonably easy to wipe, though they’ll still need more elbow grease from time to time.

At 110cm wide it dominates a standard kitchen run, so you’ll want adequate surrounding worktop space. Once installed, it feels reassuringly solid and stable, with doors that close with a firm, quality action rather than a tinny rattle.

Performance and features

Performance is where the Elise really earns its keep. Each of the two 79-litre electric ovens is rated A for energy efficiency and uses fan assistance to distribute heat evenly. The main multifunction oven adds top and bottom elements and a dedicated bottom heat option, which is particularly useful for crisp pizza bases and pastry.

The generous capacities mean you can run different dishes at different temperatures without compromise – for example, a slow-cooked roast in one oven while you bake a pudding or batch of bread in the other. Interior lights in both ovens make it easy to keep an eye on progress without opening the door and losing heat.

On the hob, the six gas burners span a range from gentle simmering through to a powerful wok burner (up to 4kW). That spread covers everything from melting chocolate to searing steak and flash-frying vegetables. The steel hob surface is tough and the cast iron supports feel suitably substantial for heavy cast-iron pans.

The separate grill cavity is a full-width electric grill with variable control, so you can toast, brown and grill without sacrificing oven space. Open-door grilling is supported here, which some users prefer for close control over browning.

Beyond cooking power, the Elise includes a sensible set of usability and safety features: automatic safety shut-off, flame failure devices on the gas hob, height-adjustable feet for levelling, and a storage compartment for trays and tins. While there’s no digital display or advanced programming, everything it does offer is focused on reliable, repeatable cooking performance rather than gimmicks.

Value for money

With a price tag that firmly places it in the premium camp, the Elise ELS110DFFWH is not a budget buy. However, you’re getting a serious amount of cooker for the money: two full-size ovens, a separate grill, a storage compartment and a six-burner gas hob with wok burner, all wrapped in a traditionally styled 110cm chassis.

The specification compares favourably with many other large range cookers. Dual fuel layouts, catalytic liners, telescopic shelves and clever touches like the Handyrack are typically found further up the price ladder, so the Elise justifies a higher spend if you’ll exploit that capacity and flexibility.

Owner satisfaction is exceptionally high, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from hundreds of reviews. That suggests the build quality, reliability and day-to-day performance are living up to expectations, which is crucial for a product that should last many years.

If you simply want a basic oven and hob for occasional use, this will feel overkill. But for a busy family kitchen or an enthusiastic cook who’ll use multiple ovens and burners at once, the Elise represents strong value as a long-term centrepiece of the kitchen.

Our verdict

The Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFWH is a highly capable, premium range cooker that delivers serious capacity, very flexible cooking options and a solid, reassuring build. Two large electric ovens, a separate grill and a spacious six-burner gas hob make it well suited to families and keen cooks who routinely need to manage several dishes at once.

It’s not perfect: the lack of a programmable timer, limited spread of catalytic liners and the need for professional installation are all worth bearing in mind, especially given the price. However, none of these are deal-breakers if you prioritise cooking performance and space over clever electronics.

If you have the room, the budget and the appetite for a statement range that’s built to work hard, the Elise ELS110DFFWH is an excellent choice and one of the stronger options in the dual fuel range cooker market.

FAQs

How big are the ovens on the Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFWH?

The Elise ELS110DFFWH has two full-size electric ovens, each with a generous 79-litre capacity, giving you plenty of space for large roasts, multiple trays or batch cooking.
The main oven has catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides to help break down grease during cooking, while the other cavities use easy-clean enamel. You’ll still need to wipe them down, but it’s less effort than fully manual-clean interiors.
Yes. The six-burner gas hob includes a dedicated wok burner with higher output (up to 4kW), ideal for stir-fries and large pans that need strong, direct heat.
It is LPG compatible and convertible, but a separate LPG conversion kit is required and not included. A qualified Gas Safe engineer should carry out the conversion and installation.
No. It does not have a programmable timer or standard timer function on the control panel, so you’ll need to use a separate timer or smart speaker for precise timings.
The cooker needs hard wiring to a 32-amp electrical supply by a qualified electrician and a gas connection installed by a Gas Safe engineer. It does not come with a plug or gas hose.
It offers automatic safety shut-off, flame failure devices on the gas burners, automatic ignition and solid doors with a Catch-rite fixture, contributing to safe and stable everyday use.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFWH includes a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty for domestic use, covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Rangemaster Elise ELS110DFFWH 110cm wide Dual Fuel Range Cooker with Gas Hob Review

£3199.00

Overall score

9.2/10

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