The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFGB/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker aimed squarely at households that cook a lot and want a statement appliance to match. With two large 79-litre electric ovens, a separate electric grill and a five-burner gas hob, it is built to handle everything from midweek meals to big family gatherings.
Rangemaster is a trusted British brand in range cookers, and this model feels every inch the premium option, from its solid cast-iron pan supports to the triple-glazed doors and contemporary black finish. It is not a budget buy, but the feature set is generous and the build is designed to last.
With a user rating of 4.7 out of 5 from well over 700 reviews, owners are clearly happy with their choice, which adds confidence if you are considering investing in a high-end cooker for a long-term kitchen upgrade.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. The twin 79-litre ovens give you masses of space, so Sunday roasts, batch baking and multi-course entertaining are all much easier to manage. If your current single oven feels cramped, this will be a revelation.
It suits keen home cooks who prefer the precision and responsiveness of a gas hob but want the even, reliable results of electric ovens. The inclusion of a dedicated wok burner and multizone hob area makes it particularly appealing if you cook a lot of stir-fries, use big pans or like flexible cooking setups.
Budget-wise, this sits in the premium bracket for range cookers, so it makes most sense if you see it as a long-term investment in a busy family kitchen or a serious food lover’s space. Occasional cooks or households that rarely use more than one oven at a time may find it more cooker than they truly need.
It is also well suited to people who value convenience. Catalytic liners in the main ovens, a Handyrack for checking roasts, telescopic shelves and a glide-out grill are all designed to make everyday use and cleaning less of a chore.
Huge cooking capacity with two full-size 79-litre electric ovens, plus a separate grill and storage drawer, gives outstanding flexibility for family meals and entertaining.
The dual fuel setup combines a five-burner gas hob, including a powerful wok burner and multizone area, with electric ovens for even and dependable baking and roasting.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in both main ovens and easy-clean enamel in the grill help reduce scrubbing, while features like the Handyrack and telescopic shelf runners make it easier and safer to handle hot trays.
The build feels robust and premium, with cast-iron pan supports, triple-glazed doors, automatic ignition and flame failure safety devices, backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
Strong owner feedback, with a 4.7/5 rating from over 700 reviews, suggests reliability and day-to-day satisfaction are very good.
This is a premium-priced cooker, so it will not suit tighter budgets or kitchens where the full feature set will rarely be used.
At 110cm wide, it demands plenty of space and may require cabinetry changes in smaller or existing kitchens.
There is no control panel lock or residual heat indicators, so households with young children will need to rely on supervision and good habits.
The second oven and grill lack interior lights, which can make it a bit harder to monitor food without opening the door.
Professional installation is essential: it needs hard wiring by an electrician and a Gas Safe engineer for the hob, and LPG kits and hoses are not included.
Day to day, the Professional Deluxe feels reassuringly solid and straightforward. The rotary controls and clear LED clock/minute minder are easy to get used to, and automatic ignition on the hob means no fumbling with matches. The layout is classic Rangemaster: main multifunction oven at bottom left, fan oven at top right, grill at top left and storage drawer bottom right, so everything is logically positioned.
Cooking on the gas hob is a highlight. Five burners with cast-iron pan supports give a stable surface for everything from small saucepans to large stockpots, while the wok burner delivers the strong, focused flame you need for fast stir-frying. The multizone flexibility means you can arrange pans efficiently when you are using all the burners.
The twin ovens make weekly cooking feel less cramped. You can roast meat in one cavity while baking a pudding or batch of bread in the other, without flavours mingling or timings clashing. The Handyrack, which clips onto the main oven door, makes checking and basting roasts safer and less awkward, and the telescopic shelf runners help when lifting heavy trays.
Cleaning is more manageable than you might expect from a cooker this size. Catalytic liners on the sides of both main ovens gradually break down grease as you cook, so a periodic wipe-down is usually enough to keep things presentable. The grill cavity has an enamel interior that still needs an occasional clean but does not cling to splashes as stubbornly as bare metal. With no glass lid or overly fussy trims, the hob top is also relatively simple to wipe over once the cast-iron supports are removed.
The headline performance story here is capacity. Both the main multifunction oven and the second fan oven offer a generous 79 litres each, firmly in the large category. That makes this cooker well equipped for big joints of meat, multiple trays of roast vegetables or large-scale baking sessions. Energy ratings of A for both ovens, with fan consumption figures under 0.9 kWh, are respectable for appliances of this size.
The main multifunction oven offers eight functions, giving you the flexibility to tailor heat to different dishes. You can use the fan for even results across multiple shelves, or switch to specific settings for more delicate bakes or gentle defrosting. The second cavity is a straightforward electric fan oven, ideal for everyday roasting and baking when you do not need the extra modes.
On the hob, the 1–4 kW burner power range covers low, steady simmers through to rapid boiling and searing. Cast-iron pan supports span the surface, making it easy to slide pans around, and automatic ignition and flame failure devices bring both convenience and safety. The inclusion of a wok burner and multizone area shows this cooker is designed with enthusiastic home cooks in mind.
The dedicated third cavity is a 25-litre variable electric grill with a glide-out tray, which makes it far more pleasant to use than grills you have to reach into. Open-door grilling is traditional for this style and works well for cheese on toast, crisping up dishes or quickly cooking smaller items when you do not want to heat a full oven.
Rangemaster also includes thoughtful touches such as the Catch-rite door fixture for a positive door close, height-adjustable feet to get the cooker level, a programmable timer for better control over longer cooks, and a warming zone function, which is handy for keeping food ready to serve without overcooking. Overall, the feature set is rich and well suited to frequent, varied cooking.
As a 110cm dual fuel range cooker from a premium British brand, the Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFGB/C sits at the higher end of the price scale for cookers. You are paying for size, specification and brand heritage rather than bargain-basement pricing.
However, when you consider what you get – two full-size electric ovens with A ratings, a separate variable grill, a powerful five-burner gas hob with wok burner and multizone, catalytic liners, telescopic runners, Handyrack and a robust build – the package stacks up well for serious cooks. Many cheaper models compromise on oven size, hob power, ease-of-cleaning features or overall finish.
The very strong user feedback (4.7/5 from 716 reviews) also supports the case that owners feel they are getting good long-term value. If you will make use of the capacity and cook frequently, it justifies its premium, especially as a centrepiece in a new or renovated kitchen. If you rarely cook for more than two people or do not need multiple ovens, a smaller or simpler cooker is likely to offer better value for your needs.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110DFFGB/C is a polished, highly capable range cooker that earns its place in a busy kitchen. Twin 79-litre ovens, a dedicated grill and a flexible five-burner gas hob make it a genuine workhorse, and the mix of catalytic liners, telescopic shelves and the Handyrack show real attention to everyday practicality.
It is not a small or inexpensive purchase, and you will need to factor in professional installation as well as the physical space. The lack of a control lock and some missing interior lights are minor niggles on an otherwise well-thought-through design.
If you are upgrading a family kitchen, love to entertain or simply want a cooker that can keep up with ambitious home cooking, this Rangemaster is an excellent choice. Those with smaller homes, tighter budgets or modest cooking needs may be better served by a more compact model, but for serious use, this is a strong, confidence-inspiring investment.
