The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90DFFGB/C is a 90cm dual fuel range cooker that blends traditional gas hob cooking with the consistency of electric fan ovens. Finished in black with chrome detailing, it is designed to be a smart, contemporary centrepiece in a modern kitchen.
Rangemaster sits firmly at the premium end of the range cooker market, and the specification here reflects that: two large electric fan ovens, a dedicated glide-out grill and a five-burner gas hob with wok burner and cast-iron supports. It is aimed at keen home cooks who want more flexibility and capacity than a standard 60cm cooker can offer.
With an owner rating of 4.7 out of 5 from well over three hundred reviews, it is clearly well regarded in real homes, suggesting strong day-to-day reliability and performance to match the brand’s reputation.
This 90cm Rangemaster is ideal for medium to large households that cook frequently. The combination of a 79-litre main fan oven, a 67-litre second fan oven and a separate 25-litre grill cavity gives you enough space to handle family roasts, batch cooking and entertaining without juggling trays.
It suits enthusiastic home cooks who want the responsiveness of gas on the hob and the even results of electric fan ovens. The triple-crown wok burner and included griddle will appeal if you like stir-fries, searing steaks or cooking breakfasts across a wider surface.
Given the feature set and Rangemaster branding, this is a premium purchase rather than a budget option. It makes most sense if you will genuinely use the multiple ovens and grill. If you only cook occasionally or tend to use a single oven, a cheaper standard cooker may be more sensible.
It is also a strong option for renovators designing a contemporary kitchen who want a statement range with a professional look, but without stepping up to the very largest 100–110cm models.
Generous cooking capacity is a major strength. With two full-sized fan ovens (79L and 67L), you can cook at different temperatures simultaneously, ideal for a roast in one oven and traybakes or desserts in the other.
The five-burner gas hob with cast-iron pan supports and a triple-crown wok burner offers plenty of space and power for multi-pan cooking. The included griddle adds extra flexibility for quick searing and breakfast-style cooking without needing separate pans.
Daily cooking is helped by thoughtful design touches: a programmable electronic timer, LED display, automatic ignition and triple-glazed oven doors. The glide-out grill and Handyrack make it easier and safer to check on food without awkward reaching.
Cleaning is relatively low effort for a range cooker thanks to catalytic stay-clean liners in the main oven and easy-clean enamel elsewhere. Owners consistently rate the cooker highly, suggesting the build quality and user experience live up to expectations.
As a premium Rangemaster, this model commands a higher price than basic cookers, so it may be overkill if you will not make full use of the second oven and separate grill.
Neither of the ovens offers extra cooking functions beyond fan cooking, and there is no dedicated defrost setting, which some rivals include at this level. If you rely on specialised baking or grill functions, you may find the feature set a little straightforward.
Despite the modern spec, there is no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicators on the hob, so homes with small children will need to be a bit more cautious. The cooker also requires both a Gas Safe engineer and an electrician to install, adding to the overall cost.
Living with the Professional Plus PROP90DFFGB/C feels reassuringly solid. The rotary controls and push-button ignition are straightforward, with an LED clock and minute minder helping you keep track of timings without fuss. Adjustable shelves and telescopic runners in the main oven make it simple to reposition trays and slide them out safely.
On the hob, the five gas burners are well spaced, so you can realistically use multiple pots at once. The triple-crown wok burner delivers a strong flame that is excellent for rapid boiling or high-heat stir-frying, while the cast-iron pan supports keep everything stable. Automatic flame failure devices add peace of mind by cutting the gas if a flame goes out.
The separate glide-out grill in the top-left cavity is particularly pleasant to use. Being able to pull the grill pan towards you makes checking and turning food much easier than with a standard fixed grill, and the variable control lets you fine-tune browning.
Cleaning is less intimidating than you might expect from a three-cavity range. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven absorb grease during normal cooking, reducing the need for heavy scrubbing, while the enamel interiors in the other cavities wipe down relatively easily. You will still need to clean the door glass and hob by hand, but the overall maintenance burden is reasonable for a cooker of this size.
The core performance story here is consistency and capacity. Both the 79-litre main oven and 67-litre second oven are fan-assisted and rated A for energy efficiency, so heat is circulated evenly across the shelves. This makes it easier to achieve uniform results when cooking on multiple levels, whether you are baking batches of biscuits or roasting vegetables alongside a joint of meat.
The dual fuel setup plays to the strengths of each energy source. The 5-burner gas hob, with power outputs up to 4kW and three different burner sizes, gives you quick response and finely controllable heat. Simmering sauces, boiling large pans of pasta and searing in a wok all feel well within its comfort zone.
Rangemaster’s thoughtful features add to the sense of a professional-style appliance. The Handyrack, which attaches to the main oven door, brings the roasting tray out as you open the door, making it easier to baste and test joints. Telescopic shelf runners further reduce the risk of spills when checking food. Triple-glazed doors help retain heat in the cavities while keeping the outer surfaces cooler than single-glazed designs.
While the ovens focus on fan cooking rather than a long list of specialist modes, many home cooks will appreciate the simplicity: you pick a temperature and time and let the fan do the rest. The electronic programmable timer supports delayed start and auto switch-off, useful if you want dinner to finish cooking while you are busy elsewhere in the house.
Safety and flexibility are also well covered. Automatic safety shut-off, flame failure devices on the burners and the ability to convert the hob for LPG (with a kit) mean the cooker can be adapted to more setups, provided it is installed correctly by qualified professionals.
This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium price bracket for dual fuel range cookers, but you can see where the money goes. You are getting two full-sized fan ovens, a separate variable electric grill, a 5-burner gas hob with a powerful wok burner, catalytic liners, telescopic runners, a Handyrack and a sturdy set of cast-iron pan supports.
The strong user rating of 4.7 out of 5 from hundreds of reviews suggests owners feel they have received good long-term value, particularly in terms of reliability and everyday usability. The two-year manufacturer warranty is decent, though not outstanding at this price level, so it is worth factoring in any extended cover you might want.
If you simply need an affordable cooker to handle basic meals, there are far cheaper options. But if you are investing in a long-term, feature-rich range cooker to anchor a busy kitchen, the Professional Plus PROP90DFFGB/C offers a compelling blend of capacity, performance and build quality that justifies its premium positioning for many buyers.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90DFFGB/C is a well-thought-out 90cm dual fuel range cooker that delivers on the essentials: generous capacity, even fan cooking and a versatile, powerful gas hob. Design touches like the glide-out grill, Handyrack and catalytic liners make it easier to live with than many traditional ranges.
It is not the most feature-packed oven in terms of specialist cooking modes, and the lack of a control lock or residual heat indicators may concern some families with very young children. The price is also firmly on the premium side, so it makes most sense for keen cooks and households that will really use the twin ovens and separate grill.
For those buyers, though, it is a strong choice. Backed by excellent owner reviews and Rangemaster’s long-standing reputation in range cookers, the PROP90DFFGB/C stands out as a dependable, capable and stylish centrepiece for a busy, modern kitchen.
