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The Rangemaster Toledo+ TOLP110DFFSL/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker that combines gas hob precision with the consistency of twin electric fan ovens. Finished in slate with a contemporary design, it is aimed at households that cook a lot and want a statement appliance to match.
With four separate cavities, a 6-burner gas hob and premium touches like cast iron pan supports and a glide-out electric grill, it sits firmly at the premium end of the range cooker market. The generous 79-litre main and second ovens make it particularly attractive for families and keen home cooks who regularly juggle multiple dishes.
Owners rate it extremely highly, with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from a good spread of reviews. That suggests Rangemaster’s reputation for solid build quality and reliable performance is well reflected in day-to-day use.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. With two full-sized 79-litre fan ovens plus a separate grill and storage compartment, there is ample space to handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining without feeling cramped.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term purchase rather than a stop-gap cooker. The dual fuel setup — gas hob with electric ovens — appeals to confident home cooks who value responsive heat on the hob and even, reliable baking and roasting in the ovens.
If you have a spacious kitchen or open-plan living area and want a cooker that looks as good as it performs, the 110cm width and slate finish will be a strong draw. It is particularly well matched to modern or contemporary schemes but still has enough Rangemaster character to work in more classic settings.
Those in compact kitchens, renters, or anyone on a tight budget are less likely to be the target here. You’ll also need to factor in professional installation from both an electrician and a Gas Safe engineer, so it is best for homeowners planning a more permanent setup.
The standout strength is capacity. Two large 79-litre fan ovens give a huge amount of flexible space, easily enough for family meals, batch cooking and entertaining. Because both are fan ovens, heat is distributed evenly, so you can use multiple shelves at once without worrying about hot or cold spots.
The 6-burner gas hob offers serious versatility. With a burner power range from 1 to 4 kW and a dedicated wok burner, you can simmer delicate sauces and blast-heat a stir fry on the same surface. Sturdy cast iron pan supports add stability and help the hob feel solid and professional.
The glide-out electric grill is another high point. Mounted on telescopic runners, it slides out smoothly so you can check or turn food without reaching into a hot cavity, making everyday grilling safer and more convenient.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay-clean liners in both main ovens, which absorb and break down grease on the side walls as you cook. Combined with easy-clean enamel elsewhere, this keeps maintenance manageable for such a large appliance.
Rangemaster also includes useful safety and convenience touches such as automatic safety shut off, triple-glazed oven doors, a programmable electronic timer and flame failure devices on the hob, all of which contribute to a reassuring, upmarket feel.
The most obvious drawback is size and cost. At 110cm wide and with a premium price tag, it demands both space and a healthy budget, putting it out of reach for smaller kitchens or those looking for a more affordable cooker.
Despite the price, the ovens are relatively simple in terms of functions, each offering a single fan setting rather than multiple specialised programmes. Many cooks will be perfectly happy with that, but if you want lots of automatic or multifunction modes, you may find it a little basic on paper.
Cleaning is easier than a plain enamel interior, but the catalytic liners only cover the sides of the main ovens. You’ll still need to manually clean the backs, floors and doors. There’s also no pyrolytic self-cleaning option, which some premium models now offer.
The range requires hard wiring by an electrician and a Gas Safe engineer for the hob, and it does not come with a plug, cable or gas hose. That’s normal for this class of cooker, but it does add to the overall installation cost and complexity.
Day to day, the Toledo+ feels designed with busy kitchens in mind. Rotary controls and a clear LED clock and minute minder keep operation straightforward, so you’re not battling through menus just to get dinner on.
The dual fan ovens make it easy to separate different dishes and temperatures. You might roast meat in one while baking a pudding or tray of vegetables in the other, with interior lights in both cavities so you can check progress without opening the doors and losing heat.
On the hob, ignition is via a push-button system, and the cast iron supports give a level cooking surface that holds pans securely, even when you’re using heavier pots or a wok. The dedicated wok burner provides a powerful flame that’s excellent for stir-fries or bringing large pans quickly up to the boil.
The glide-out grill is particularly pleasant to use. Sitting at eye level in the top-left cavity, it pulls out smoothly on runners, so you can toast, brown or grill without juggling hot trays in and out of a fixed space.
Cleaning routines are realistic for a family cooker of this size. The catalytic liners help keep the oven sides from building up heavy grease, and the rest of the interior uses easy-clean enamel, so a regular wipe-down prevents residue from becoming too stubborn. Triple-glazed doors help keep the front cooler to the touch, which is reassuring in family homes.
In performance terms, this Rangemaster is all about consistent, even cooking across generous cavities. Both the main bottom-left oven and the top-right second oven are 79-litre electric fan ovens, each with an A energy rating. Fan cooking helps maintain an even temperature throughout, so you can comfortably use multiple shelves for baking, roasting and batch cooking.
The 6-burner gas hob offers power and control. With a burner range of 1 to 4 kW, it covers gentle simmering through to vigorous boiling and searing. The inclusion of a wok burner and robust cast iron supports elevates it above more basic range cookers, giving it a more professional feel and enabling larger, more demanding cookware.
Grilling duties are handled by a full-width, variable electric grill in the 25-litre top-left cavity. It’s designed to be used with the door open and, crucially, it’s a glide-out design on telescopic runners. That makes checking and turning food safer and easier, and the separate grill cavity means you can grill and use both ovens at the same time.
The fourth cavity on the bottom right is a storage compartment, a practical touch that helps you keep trays and tins close to hand without stealing cupboard space. While it doesn’t add to cooking capacity, it does contribute to the feeling of an organised, all-in-one cooking hub.
On the convenience side, you get catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides of both main ovens, telescopic shelf runners for smoother tray handling, and helpful safety features including automatic safety shut off and flame failure devices on the hob. There are no smart controls or advanced multifunction cooking programmes, but the core feature set is robust and well thought through for everyday cooking.
The Toledo+ clearly sits towards the higher end of the dual fuel range cooker market in terms of price. However, you are getting a substantial amount of cooker for your money: two genuinely large fan ovens, a six-burner gas hob with a wok burner, a dedicated glide-out grill and a built-in storage compartment, all wrapped in a contemporary 110cm design.
The build and brand also count in its favour. Rangemaster has a strong reputation in range cookers, and this model backs that up with quality materials such as cast iron pan supports, triple-glazed doors and a generally solid, weighty feel. The inclusion of catalytic liners and telescopic runners adds to the sense of a premium, long-term purchase rather than a basic budget option.
Owner satisfaction is very high, with a 4.9 out of 5 average rating from multiple reviews. That kind of feedback suggests buyers feel they are getting good value, despite the upfront cost and the need to budget for professional installation.
If you simply want a no-frills cooker for a smaller kitchen, this will be overkill both in size and price. But for households that will genuinely use the space and flexibility on offer, and who want an appliance to anchor a serious cooking setup, it represents strong value in the premium bracket.
The Rangemaster Toledo+ TOLP110DFFSL/C is a highly capable, well-built dual fuel range cooker that excels in busy, food-focused homes. Its twin 79-litre fan ovens, six-burner hob with wok burner and separate glide-out grill make it exceptionally versatile, while catalytic liners and sturdy materials help it stand up to everyday use.
It is not a budget choice, and the ovens are simpler in terms of functions than some high-tech rivals. You’ll also need the space and commitment to justify a 110cm range that requires professional installation.
If you have a large kitchen, love cooking and want a premium range cooker that prioritises capacity, practicality and solid engineering over gimmicks, this Rangemaster is an excellent option and deserves a place at the top of your shortlist.