The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFCY/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker aimed squarely at keen home cooks and larger households. With four cavities, a generous gas hob and a striking cranberry finish, it is designed to be the centrepiece of a busy kitchen.
Rangemaster is a well-respected British brand in range cookers, and this model feels every bit the premium option, from its cast iron pan supports to the multifunction main oven and glide-out grill. It is not a budget buy, but you are getting the kind of capacity and flexibility you simply do not find on standard cookers.
With an impressive 4.7 out of 5 rating from well over 700 owner reviews, it is clearly a cooker that has proved itself in real homes, especially for those who entertain regularly or cook big family meals.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households, regular entertainers and anyone who likes to cook multiple dishes at once. The two full-size 79-litre ovens make it easy to handle big Sunday roasts, batch baking or a three-course dinner without juggling trays.
It suits buyers with a generous kitchen who want a statement appliance as well as serious cooking power. At 110cm wide, it needs a decent run of units and proper installation by both an electrician and Gas Safe engineer, so it is better suited to a planned kitchen or renovation than a quick swap-out.
Dual fuel fans will appreciate the combination of a responsive 5-burner gas hob – including a wok burner and multizone – with the even, reliable results of electric ovens. It is a strong fit for confident home cooks and enthusiastic bakers who will actually use the different functions and cavities.
Budget-conscious buyers or those in small flats will probably find this overkill, but if you have the room, cook often and want a long-term investment appliance, it is a very compelling choice.
Two huge 79-litre electric ovens give you masses of space for family cooking, entertaining and batch prep, with room for multiple trays in each cavity.
The dual fuel setup combines a powerful 5-burner gas hob, including a wok burner and multizone, with the precision of electric ovens, giving you instant heat on the hob and consistent baking performance.
Catalytic stay-clean liners on the main and second cavities, plus easy-clean enamel elsewhere, help to reduce scrubbing – grease is absorbed and burned off during normal cooking.
Useful cooking extras such as the Handyrack in the main oven, telescopic shelf runners and a glide-out variable electric grill make it easier and safer to handle hot trays and grill food accurately.
Strong build quality, triple-glazed doors, flame failure safety devices and automatic safety shut-off reflect Rangemaster’s premium positioning and help justify the investment.
This is an expensive, premium range cooker, so it will not suit tighter budgets, especially once professional installation costs are factored in.
Despite the size and price, there is no residual heat indicator on the hob and no control panel lock, which some families with young children might miss.
The third cavity grill has no interior light, and the second oven lacks a light too, which makes it a little harder to check on food without opening the door.
It needs hard wiring to a 32-amp supply and a Gas Safe engineer for installation, plus an LPG conversion kit and gas hose are not included, so setup is more involved and costly than with a simple freestanding cooker.
Living with the Professional Deluxe feels very much like using a small commercial range, but with the friendliness of a domestic appliance. Rotary controls and an LED clock/minute minder keep operation straightforward, and automatic ignition on the hob means no fiddling with matches or lighters.
The layout is intuitive: the multifunction main oven sits bottom left, with its Handyrack making it easy to pull a roasting joint out towards you without reaching into a hot cavity. The matching 79-litre fan oven on the top right is perfect for extra trays of roast veg or batch baking. Above the main oven, the dedicated variable electric grill glides out, so you can turn food and drain fat more safely.
Cleaning is less of a chore than you might expect for something this large. Catalytic liners on the two main ovens help break down grease on the sides during normal cooking, meaning a simple wipe-down is usually enough. The enamelled grill cavity and hob will still need occasional attention, but the cast iron pan supports lift off to give you full access to the steel surface.
Day to day, the 5-burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports feels solid and stable, with plenty of room for large pans. The wok burner adds real punch for stir-fries, and the multizone gives flexibility when using griddles or larger cookware. Once installed and levelled using the height-adjustable feet, the cooker feels planted and reassuringly robust.
At the heart of this cooker are two large-capacity electric ovens, each offering 79 litres of usable space. The main cavity is multifunctional with eight cooking modes, giving you the flexibility to handle everything from delicate bakes to hearty roasts. The second cavity is a fan oven, ideal for even heat distribution when you are cooking multiple trays at the same time.
Energy performance is respectable given the size, with both ovens rated A and fan energy consumption figures under 0.9 kWh. The triple-glazed doors help keep heat in, improving efficiency and keeping the fronts cooler to touch than older-style ranges.
On top, the gas hob offers five zones with a 1–4 kW power range, cast iron pan supports and a dedicated wok burner. The multizone option gives you a flexible area for griddle plates or larger cookware, making it easier to sear steaks, fry breakfasts or keep several pans on the go at once. Flame failure devices on all burners cut the gas if the flame goes out, adding an important layer of safety.
The variable electric grill in the third cavity is another highlight. Mounted on a glide-out tray and supplied with a grill pan and handle, it makes grilling cheese on toast, bacon or finishing off gratins simple and controlled. Open-door grilling is supported, and the positioning at eye level (for most users) adds to the sense of control.
Convenience touches help this big cooker feel easier to manage: catalytic liners in both main ovens, easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity, Handyrack for roasts, telescopic shelf runners and automatic safety shut-off. While it lacks some modern smart features or touch controls, the overall feature set is robust and well targeted at serious home cooks.
This Rangemaster clearly sits at the premium end of the dual fuel range cooker market, both in terms of size and price. You are paying for 110cm of width, four distinct cavities, twin 79-litre ovens and a well-finished gas hob, all wrapped in a stylish cranberry design.
When you factor in the build quality, dual fuel performance, safety features and cleaning aids such as catalytic liners, the price begins to look more like a long-term investment than a short-term purchase. The two-year manufacturer warranty adds some reassurance, though a longer guarantee would be welcome at this level.
The strong 4.7/5 owner rating from hundreds of reviews reinforces the sense that buyers generally feel they have had good value for money, especially those who use the extra capacity regularly. If you only cook for one or two people and rarely fill a standard oven, you will struggle to justify the cost, but for busy, food-focused households it earns its keep.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFCY/C is a serious range cooker for people who cook a lot and want the flexibility and control that only a large dual fuel model can offer. Twin 79-litre ovens, a powerful 5-burner gas hob with wok burner and multizone, plus a glide-out grill and handy storage compartment, combine to create a highly capable cooking hub.
It is not cheap, and you will need the space and budget for professional installation, but in return you get solid British build quality, thoughtful safety features and easier cleaning than you might expect thanks to catalytic liners. The lack of oven lights in two cavities and absence of a control lock are niggles rather than dealbreakers.
If you are renovating a kitchen, cook for a crowd or simply want a pro-style range that can keep up with your ambitions, this Rangemaster is a standout option that justifies its premium billing.
