The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90DFFCY/C is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker that blends classic British styling with modern practicality. With two electric fan ovens, a separate electric grill and a 5-burner gas hob, it is built for households that cook a lot and like to have several dishes on the go.
Rangemaster is a premium name in range cookers, and this model sits firmly towards the higher end of the market, both in finish and in price. In return, you get large capacities, solid-feeling controls and thoughtful touches like catalytic liners and a Handyrack.
With a 4.7 out of 5 user rating from well over 700 reviews, it is clearly a well-liked cooker. The challenge is whether its premium price and footprint match what you actually need from a range.
This 90cm Rangemaster is ideal for medium to large households that cook frequently, entertain often or simply like the flexibility of multiple ovens. The two large fan ovens (79L and 67L) make it a strong choice for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and multi-course meals.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term purchase rather than a stopgap. The dual fuel setup – responsive gas hob on top, even electric ovens below – will appeal to confident home cooks who want control on the hob and consistent baking results in the ovens.
If you have a relatively spacious kitchen and you want a statement piece, the cranberry and chrome finish adds a traditional, range-style look without going overly rustic. However, its 90cm width and need for both gas and hard-wired electrical connections mean it is better suited to planned kitchens and renovations than quick replacements in tight spaces.
Those on a tight budget or with very simple cooking needs may find this model more than they realistically require, but for keen cooks upgrading from a standard cooker, it offers a noticeable step up in flexibility.
Two full-sized electric fan ovens give you masses of cooking space and the flexibility to bake, roast and reheat at different temperatures at the same time.
The 5-burner gas hob, including a powerful triple-crown wok burner and sturdy cast iron pan supports, is excellent for everyday cooking, fast boiling and stir-fries.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in the main cavity help break down grease during normal cooking, cutting down on heavy scrubbing and making long-term maintenance easier.
The separate glide-out grill is safer and more convenient than a traditional grill pan, giving you easy access for turning toast, chops or veg.
Practical extras like the Handyrack, telescopic shelf runners and triple-glazed doors all add to a feeling of quality and user-friendly design.
A strong user rating of 4.7/5 from a large number of reviews suggests good real-world reliability and owner satisfaction.
The price is firmly in premium territory for a 90cm range, so it is an investment rather than a bargain – especially if you also need to budget for professional gas and electrical installation.
Neither the second oven nor the grill cavities have catalytic liners, so they will still need conventional cleaning.
There is no dedicated defrost or special cooking functions in any cavity – just straightforward fan ovens – which may disappoint those expecting a wider choice of programmes at this price.
The ovens lack a control panel lock and removable inner door glass, so households with curious young children or those who like to strip doors down for deep cleaning might find these omissions frustrating.
As a dual fuel appliance, it must be hard wired and fitted by a Gas Safe engineer, which adds complexity compared to a simple plug-in cooker.
Living with the Professional Plus PROP90DFFCY/C feels reassuringly solid. The rotary controls are clear and chunky, and automatic ignition on the hob means burners light quickly with a simple twist and press. The LED clock and programmable timer are straightforward, so timing roasts or bakes soon becomes second nature.
The layout is practical: the main 79L fan oven sits bottom left, the second 67L fan oven on the right, and the separate electric grill at the top left. This makes it easy to dedicate one oven to baking and the other to roasting, or to use the grill without disturbing anything already in the ovens.
On the hob, the varying burner sizes and cast iron supports allow you to shuffle pans around confidently, from the fierce triple-crown wok burner down to gentler burners for simmering. The steel hob surface will need regular wiping to stay looking its best, but the robust pan supports give the cooker a professional feel.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic liners in the main cavity and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, so everyday spills are reasonably easy to deal with. You do still need to wipe down doors, shelves and the two non-catalytic cavities, but it is less of a chore than on a completely bare-metal interior.
Because it is a substantial 90cm range, you will want appropriate space either side for installation and ventilation. Once in place, though, the height-adjustable feet help line it up neatly with your worktops.
Performance-wise, the PROP90DFFCY/C is all about even, reliable heat and plenty of capacity. Both electric ovens are fan-assisted with an A energy rating, so heat circulates well and you can cook on multiple shelves without worrying too much about hot spots. This is particularly useful for batch baking or cooking trays of veg at the same time.
The main 79L oven is the workhorse and benefits from catalytic liners on the sides, an interior light and telescopic shelf runners that make checking dishes safer and easier. The second 67L fan oven provides almost as much space again, ideal when you are juggling different courses or cooking for a crowd.
Up top, the 5-burner gas hob covers everyday tasks and more adventurous cooking. With a burner power range from 1 to 4kW, you get powerful heat for searing and stir-frying on the triple-crown burner, plus smaller burners for gentle simmering. Cast iron pan supports keep pots stable and look suitably upmarket.
The dedicated electric grill cavity with a glide-out grill tray is a standout convenience feature. Being able to pull the tray towards you makes it easier to keep an eye on toast and cheese on toast, or to finish off gratins and steaks under the grill without risking burnt fingers.
Safety is decent for a gas appliance, with a flame failure device and automatic safety shut-off. Doors are triple glazed, helping to keep heat in the ovens and the exterior a little cooler, while the Catch-rite door fixture gives a more positive, secure close.
What you do not get are lots of specialist functions or smart features – no steam options, no pyrolytic cleaning, and no defrost programmes. The focus here is on robust, traditional performance and layout, rather than gadgetry.
This Rangemaster sits at the premium end of the 90cm dual fuel range cooker market, and its price reflects that. You are paying for a well-established British brand, two generous fan ovens, a separate grill, a powerful gas hob and a generally high-quality build.
In terms of features, it does enough to justify its positioning without feeling overly luxurious. Catalytic liners in the main oven, the Handyrack, telescopic runners and the glide-out grill all add daily convenience that cheaper models often lack, though the absence of pyrolytic cleaning or more advanced cooking functions is noticeable at this level.
The very strong owner feedback – 4.7/5 from hundreds of reviews – helps its value case. A cooker like this is typically a long-term purchase, and the positive track record suggests most buyers feel they have had their money’s worth.
If your budget can stretch to it and you will use the capacity and dual fuel setup regularly, it represents solid value as a long-lasting centrepiece for your kitchen. If you cook less often or do not need two big ovens, a simpler and cheaper dual fuel cooker may make more financial sense.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90DFFCY/C is a thoroughly capable 90cm dual fuel range cooker with the space, power and practicality to keep busy households happy. Two fan ovens, a responsive 5-burner gas hob and a separate glide-out grill make it very easy to juggle family meals, batch cooking and entertaining.
It is not the most feature-packed range at this price, lacking extras like pyrolytic cleaning or multiple cooking modes, and it demands a decent budget plus professional installation. That said, the strong build quality, thoughtful design touches and excellent owner ratings speak in its favour.
If you want a stylish, cranberry-finished range that combines traditional gas hob cooking with reliable electric ovens, and you will genuinely use the extra capacity, this Rangemaster is a confident, long-term choice. Those after something more basic or more high-tech should look elsewhere, but for straightforward, large-scale cooking it is hard to fault.
