The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110NGFCY/C is a 110cm wide, all-gas range cooker in a bold cranberry and chrome finish. With two full-size gas ovens, a separate glide-out gas grill and a six-burner hob, it is built for households that cook a lot and entertain often.
Rangemaster is one of the go-to names for range cookers in the UK, and this model leans firmly towards the premium end of the gas range market, both in price and specification. You are paying for capacity, build quality and a very traditional gas cooking experience rather than cutting-edge smart features.
Owners rate it extremely highly, with a 4.8 out of 5 score from hundreds of reviews, which suggests that in real kitchens it delivers on reliability, performance and everyday usability.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and keen home cooks who regularly use the oven and hob at the same time. With two huge 86-litre gas ovens plus a dedicated grill, it can comfortably handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and dinner parties without juggling trays.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term appliance rather than a budget stopgap. The specification, build and A+ energy ratings on both main ovens are geared towards someone who cooks most days and wants a dependable workhorse that feels solid and professional.
If you prefer cooking on gas and like the control of visible flames, the six-burner hob with cast iron pan supports and a powerful wok burner will appeal. The layout and rotary controls are straightforward, so it works for confident cooks and enthusiastic beginners alike, as long as you are comfortable with gas.
The 110cm width and cranberry finish also make it a statement piece. It is best suited to medium to large kitchens with enough space and a proper gas supply, rather than compact flats or very tight galley layouts.
Two enormous 86-litre gas ovens give you masses of cooking space, so you can roast, bake and slow-cook all at once without running out of room.
The six-burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports and a dedicated wok burner offers excellent flexibility, from gentle simmering to high-heat stir-fries, with automatic ignition for quick start-up.
A separate, glide-out variable gas grill in the third cavity makes grilling safer and easier, as you can pull the pan towards you rather than reaching into a hot oven.
Catalytic liners on both main ovens help break down grease on the sides as you cook, cutting down on deep cleaning sessions and making maintenance more manageable.
Practical touches like the Handyrack, telescopic shelf runners, triple-glazed doors and an electronic clock with minute minder all contribute to a safer, more convenient cooking experience.
The strong user rating and two-year manufacturer warranty add confidence that you are buying a well-proven, durable appliance.
It is a large, premium-priced 110cm range cooker, so it will not suit smaller kitchens or tighter budgets.
Neither of the main ovens is fan assisted; both are conventional gas, so you need to be mindful of hotter and cooler zones and may have to rotate trays for perfectly even bakes.
There are no defrost functions or specialist programmes, and the second oven lacks an interior light, which feels basic at this price point.
While catalytic liners help on the sides, they do not cover every surface, and the grill cavity has only an enamel interior, so some manual cleaning effort is still required.
LPG conversion is possible but needs a separate kit that is not included, adding extra cost if you are on bottled gas.
Day to day, this Rangemaster feels like a proper, traditional range cooker. The rotary controls are clear and nicely spaced, and automatic ignition means burners and ovens spark into life quickly without matches or lighters. The LED clock and minute minder make timing straightforward, while the programmable timer is handy if you want the oven to switch on or off automatically.
The six-burner hob layout gives you room for multiple pans at once, with sturdy cast iron pan supports that make it easy to slide pots around. The wok burner is great for big pans or rapid boiling, and the steel hob surface is robust, though, like most gas hobs, it needs regular wiping to stay looking its best.
Inside the main oven, telescopic shelf runners and the Handyrack on the door make handling heavy dishes, like large roasting tins, safer and less awkward. The triple-glazed doors feel solid and keep more heat in, and the main oven’s interior light makes it easy to check on food without constantly opening the door.
Cleaning is reasonably straightforward. Catalytic liners on the sides of both main ovens help absorb and burn off splashes during cooking, reducing the need for harsh scrubbing. The enamelled grill cavity will still need a bit more elbow grease, but the glide-out mechanism makes it easier to reach and clean the grill pan itself.
Installation is not a DIY job: it requires a Gas Safe engineer, and an electrician must attach the plug or cable. Once fitted and levelled using the height-adjustable feet, it feels very solid in place, as you would expect from a range cooker of this size and weight.
Performance centres on the two full-size gas ovens, each with a generous 86-litre capacity and an A+ energy rating. Being conventional gas, they heat from the bottom with natural heat gradients – hotter near the top, cooler lower down. This is excellent for traditional roasting and for cooking different dishes at different temperatures in the same oven, provided you plan tray positions accordingly.
The second 86-litre oven mirrors the first, effectively doubling your capacity. This is particularly useful when you need one oven for savoury dishes and another for puddings, or when cooking for large gatherings. Having both ovens at the same size makes it easier to swap trays around than on ranges with a small auxiliary oven.
Up top, the six-burner gas hob provides four different burner sizes across a 1 to 4 kW power range, including a high-output wok burner. That gives you tight control over everything from gentle melting to fierce searing, and the heavy cast iron supports add a professional feel and excellent pan stability.
The third cavity is a 25-litre variable gas grill with a glide-out tray, making it practical for toast, quick snacks or finishing off dishes. It operates with the door open, as is standard with gas grills, and the enamel interior is hardwearing. The fourth cavity is a simple storage compartment in the bottom right, useful for keeping trays and the supplied griddle close to hand.
On the convenience side, the cooker includes catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides of both main ovens, an LED display, minute minder, programmable timer, automatic safety shut-off and flame failure devices on the gas burners for added safety. There is LPG compatibility if you purchase the conversion kit, and the 110cm width and contemporary styling make it a striking centrepiece in a modern or classic kitchen.
This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium price bracket for gas range cookers, and you are paying for a combination of very generous capacity, solid build quality and a trusted brand name rather than fancy smart features.
Given the twin 86-litre A+ rated ovens, six-burner hob with wok burner, separate variable gas grill, catalytic liners and thoughtful extras like the Handyrack and telescopic shelves, the specification is strong and well tailored to serious home cooking.
The long list of positive owner reviews and a 4.8 out of 5 rating suggest that most buyers feel they have had good value over time, particularly if the cooker is used heavily. The two-year manufacturer warranty is reasonable at this level, though not outstanding.
If you simply need a basic cooker for occasional use, the price will be hard to justify. But for a busy household that wants a reliable, traditional gas range as the heart of the kitchen, the overall package represents solid value despite the initial outlay.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110NGFCY/C is a big, confident gas range cooker that plays to Rangemaster’s strengths: masses of usable space, robust hardware and a classic cooking experience. The combination of two full-size A+ gas ovens, a six-burner hob with wok burner and a dedicated glide-out grill makes it exceptionally capable for family cooking and entertaining.
It is not the most feature-packed in terms of modern extras – there is no fan assistance, no dedicated defrost settings and limited programmability beyond timers. Cleaning is helped by catalytic liners but still not entirely hands-off, and the price will place it out of reach for some.
If you value smart connectivity or ultra-precise fan baking above all else, another style of cooker may suit you better. But if you want a premium, traditional gas range that feels solid, is widely praised by owners and can handle just about any meal you throw at it, this Rangemaster is a strong and dependable choice.
