The Rangemaster Kitchener KCH110ECCR/C is a 110cm wide electric range cooker with a ceramic hob, finished in cream with chrome trim. It blends traditional styling with modern electric performance, making it a natural fit for a country-style or classic kitchen.
With two large 79-litre fan ovens, a full‑width electric grill and a dedicated storage compartment, it is clearly aimed at households that cook a lot – from midweek family dinners to big Sunday roasts. The 6‑zone ceramic hob adds generous space for pans, including multi‑sized zones and a warming area.
User feedback is very strong: an average score of 4.8 out of 5 from around 244 reviews suggests owners are genuinely pleased with how it performs day to day, which is reassuring at this premium price point.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and keen home cooks who regularly use the oven and hob at the same time. If you often juggle roasts, bakes and side dishes, the twin 79‑litre fan ovens plus separate grill give you the space and flexibility you simply don’t get from a standard 60cm cooker.
It suits medium to large kitchens where a 110cm range can be given pride of place. The cream and chrome finish works particularly well in Shaker, farmhouse or more traditional schemes, but the clean lines mean it still looks smart in a contemporary setting.
Budget‑wise, this is very much a premium appliance. You’re paying for capacity, build quality and the Rangemaster name rather than entry‑level affordability, so it’s best suited to buyers investing in a long‑term kitchen or serious upgrade rather than a quick fix.
It’s also a good choice for confident cooks who want straightforward, reliable heat rather than lots of complex programmes. Controls are rotary and clearly laid out, the ovens are simple fan models, and features like the Handyrack and telescopic runners are there to make real‑world cooking easier, not more complicated.
Two full‑size 79‑litre fan ovens give masses of usable space, so you can cook multiple trays at once without worrying about uneven results or flavour transfer.
The 6‑zone ceramic hob offers more room than most, with multi‑sized zones and a dedicated warming area, making it easy to manage everything from small pans to large frying pans and casserole pots.
Catalytic liners in the main cavity, along with easy‑clean enamel elsewhere, help break down grease as you cook, cutting down on the amount of scrubbing needed to keep the ovens looking respectable.
Practical touches like the Handyrack and telescopic shelf runners make it safer and easier to handle heavy roasting tins, especially when basting or checking food.
Build and finish are strong, with features like the Catch‑rite door fixture, triple‑glazed door glass and a solid, traditional look that feels built to last. A 2‑year manufacturer warranty adds peace of mind.
Excellent owner feedback (4.8/5 from well over 200 reviews) indicates strong reliability and satisfaction in real homes.
This is an expensive cooker, so while the capacity and build help justify the price, it won’t suit tighter budgets.
There are no pyrolytic self‑cleaning functions, and only the main cavity has catalytic liners, so you’ll still need to manually clean the second oven and grill from time to time.
The ovens are fairly straightforward fan units with just one function each – there are no specialist modes such as dedicated slow cook, steam or pizza settings, which some similarly priced rivals now offer.
There’s no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicators listed for the ceramic zones, so extra care is required in homes with young children.
The range must be hard‑wired by an electrician and draws a substantial 16kW, so you may need to ensure your electrical supply can accommodate it.
Day to day, the Kitchener KCH110ECCR/C is designed to feel intuitive. Large rotary knobs and an LED display with an electronic programmable timer keep controls simple, and the triple‑glazed oven door windows give a clear view of what’s cooking so you can check progress without losing heat.
The two fan ovens pre‑heat quickly and circulate heat evenly, which is ideal for batch baking or cooking several dishes on different shelves. Interior lighting in the main cavity makes it easier to see inside, while the generous width of each oven cavity allows for big roasting tins or multiple trays.
On the hob, the smooth glass‑ceramic surface is easy to wipe clean once cool, and the six zones mean you’re rarely short of burner space on a busy cooking day. Multi‑sized zones help match heat to pan size, and the warming area is handy for keeping sauces or side dishes ready to serve.
Practical additions like telescopic shelf runners and the Handyrack – which lets you pull the roasting tray out with the door – make handling heavy dishes far less awkward. Combined with features like automatic safety shut‑off, adjustable shelves and a stable Catch‑rite door fixture, the cooker feels well thought‑through for everyday family use.
Cleaning is relatively straightforward for such a large appliance. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven help break down splashes at high temperatures, while the easy‑clean enamel in the second oven and grill cavity means spills don’t bake on quite as stubbornly, as long as you wipe them reasonably promptly.
Performance is centred on the two large fan ovens, each rated A for energy efficiency and offering a generous 79‑litre capacity. Fan assistance in both means heat is distributed evenly, so you can confidently use multiple shelves without constantly rotating trays. For big roasts or Christmas cooking, having two full‑size fan ovens is a real luxury.
The ceramic hob is a strong point, with six zones and multi‑sized areas to suit everything from small saucepans to large frying pans. Power outputs from 1.1kW to just over 2kW give a good spread for simmering, boiling and frying, and the flat glass surface looks smart and is easy to clean. There’s also a warming zone, which is handy for resting food or keeping plates warm without overcooking.
Grilling duties are handled by a dedicated third cavity at the top left, with a full‑width variable electric grill and open‑door operation. This keeps grilling separate from the ovens, so you can, for example, finish off crispy toppings while both ovens are busy baking or roasting. A grill pan with handle is included, making it ready to use out of the box.
On the usability side, the cooker includes an electronic programmable timer, LED display and automatic safety shut‑off. Features like adjustable shelves, telescopic runners and the Handyrack are clearly aimed at making cooking large meals safer and more convenient. Catch‑rite door fixtures further add a reassuringly solid feel when you open and close the ovens.
It doesn’t chase high‑tech bells and whistles: there’s no pyrolytic cleaning, Wi‑Fi control or complex multi‑stage programmes. Instead, it offers a robust, high‑capacity specification that focuses on core cooking performance, with just enough convenience features to make daily life easier.
With a ticket price in the premium bracket for electric range cookers, the Kitchener KCH110ECCR/C is an investment rather than a bargain buy. You’re paying for the Rangemaster brand, substantial build, and the sheer amount of cooking space it offers.
Looked at in context, the value lies in its twin 79‑litre fan ovens, generous 6‑zone ceramic hob and thoughtful usability features like catalytic liners in the main cavity, Handyrack and telescopic shelves. Many cheaper cookers simply don’t match this combination of capacity, layout and finish.
The strong owner rating of 4.8 out of 5 from a large number of reviews suggests it delivers on its promises over time, which helps justify the outlay if you cook frequently. If you only bake occasionally or rarely use more than one oven, a smaller or more basic cooker would work out more economical, but for a busy family kitchen this model offers solid long‑term value.
Two years of manufacturer warranty is decent, though not exceptional at this price; that said, Rangemaster’s reputation and the evident customer satisfaction do a lot of the reassurance heavy lifting.
The Rangemaster Kitchener KCH110ECCR/C is a big, capable electric range cooker that plays to its strengths: generous capacity, simple controls and strong, even heat. Twin fan ovens, a proper separate grill and a six‑zone ceramic hob make it a genuine workhorse for households that love to cook and entertain.
It isn’t the most feature‑packed or tech‑heavy option at this price, and the lack of pyrolytic cleaning or advanced cooking modes may put off those looking for the very latest functions. You also need to factor in professional hard‑wiring and a suitable electrical supply.
If you want a smartly finished, traditionally styled range that focuses on dependable everyday performance rather than gimmicks, and you’ll make full use of the space, this Rangemaster is a very strong contender and well worth the investment.
