The Stoves Richmond 90Ei TCH is a 90cm electric range cooker with a five-zone induction hob and three separate ovens, aimed squarely at serious home cooks and busy family kitchens. Finished in anthracite, it combines a traditional range look with thoroughly modern tech.
This is a premium-priced model with a specification to match: a multifunction main oven, a huge Titan tall fanned oven, a third oven with grill, and an induction hob with flexible zones and a cast iron griddle. Features like TrueTemp temperature control, AirFry and Equiflow fan technology show it’s designed for consistent results rather than just filling a gap in the range.
Owners rate it highly, with an impressive 4.8 out of 5 from well over three hundred reviews, suggesting that day-to-day performance and reliability live up to the ambitious spec sheet.
The Richmond 90Ei TCH is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and regularly use the oven for roasts, baking and batch cooking. With 174 litres of combined capacity across three ovens, it’s built for Sunday lunches, dinner parties and doing multiple dishes at once without juggling shelves.
It suits buyers shopping at the premium end of the electric range cooker market. You’re paying more than for an entry-level 90cm cooker, but in return you get induction, multiple true ovens, rapid pre-heat and a strong list of convenience features. If you just want a basic cooker for occasional use, this will be more than you need.
Confident home cooks and keen bakers will appreciate the 13-function multifunction main oven, the Titan tall fanned oven for batch bakes, and the TrueTemp digital thermostat for stable temperatures. The AirFry function and supplied tray will appeal if you like the idea of healthier “fried” food without buying a separate air fryer.
It’s also a good fit for households that want the safety and speed of induction. Pan detection, residual heat indicators and a child lock make it reassuring in homes with children, while the fast heat-up and Boost function are handy if you’re often short on time in the evenings.
The headline strength here is flexibility. Three electric ovens – a 60L multifunction main oven, an 81L Titan tall fan oven and a 33L conventional oven with grill – give you a total of 174L to play with. That means you can roast in one cavity, batch bake in another and grill sides in the third without compromise.
The induction hob is a major plus. Five zones, including a flexible cooking area, provide rapid, responsive heat with the efficiency and safety benefits of induction. Pan detection, residual heat indicators, a Boost function for quick boiling and the included cast iron griddle make it more versatile than many ceramic or solid-plate alternatives.
Stoves has clearly focused on consistent cooking results. Equiflow fan technology is designed to spread heat evenly, while the TrueTemp digital thermostat aims to keep temperatures accurate – both welcome for baking and precise recipes. The Maxi-Grill and closed-door grilling improve efficiency and keep splatter down.
Everyday usability is strong too. Maxi Clock touch controls with a clear LED display, a delay timer and an acoustic end-of-cooking alarm help you stay in control. PRO-TRAC telescopic shelf sliders and removable shelf runners make checking on food and rearranging shelves far easier and safer.
For a feature-rich range, cleaning is reasonably considered. While it doesn’t have catalytic liners, the easy-clean enamel interior, removable inner door glass and SteamCleanse function make light work of spills and baked-on splashes, especially if you stay on top of it regularly.
This is a high-end cooker and the price reflects that, so it won’t suit tighter budgets or households that don’t need the extra capacity. You’re paying for features like induction, triple ovens and advanced controls; if those won’t be used fully, there are cheaper 90cm options.
Despite the premium positioning, there are no catalytic or pyrolytic self-cleaning liners. You do get easy-clean enamel and SteamCleanse, but you’ll still need to manually wipe and occasionally put in some elbow grease, particularly if you roast a lot.
Installation requires a suitably rated electrical connection and hard wiring by an electrician due to the substantial 15.5kW connected load and 32-amp requirement. There’s no power cable supplied, so you should factor in professional installation costs.
Finally, while the controls are touch-based and modern, the breadth of functions – 13 in the main oven plus multiple cavities – means there’s a short learning curve, especially if you’re upgrading from a simple single-oven cooker.
Day to day, the Richmond 90Ei TCH feels like a well-thought-out centrepiece for the kitchen. At 90cm wide, it demands a bit of space, but in return offers a very usable layout: the main multifunction oven at bottom left, the tall fan oven on the right and a smaller conventional oven with grill at the top left. Side-opening doors on the main and tall ovens make it easier to reach trays without leaning over hot doors.
The induction hob is quick to respond and immediately feels more modern and controllable than a traditional ceramic top. With five zones and a flexible cooking area, you can comfortably run multiple pans at once, and the Pan Glide feature aims to keep pans moving smoothly over the surface. Boost mode is handy for rapidly getting a big pot of water up to temperature when you’re in a hurry.
Controls are centred around the Maxi Clock touch panel and individual settings on the ovens. Once you’ve familiarised yourself with the layout, selecting functions and setting timers is straightforward, and the LED display is clear. The acoustic end-of-cooking alarm is loud enough to be heard from another room without being intrusive.
Loading and unloading trays is made easier and safer by PRO-TRAC telescopic sliders, which allow shelves to glide out smoothly while feeling stable. Removable shelf runners and inner door glass, combined with SteamCleanse and easy-clean enamel, mean cleaning is more about a quick wipe-down than a full scrub, provided you don’t let spills sit for weeks.
With no gas supply to worry about and electric-only operation, the cooker feels clean and modern in use. Overheating protection, child lock and residual heat indicators add some extra peace of mind, particularly in households with younger children around the kitchen.
Performance is a strong suit for the Richmond 90Ei TCH. The 60L multifunction main oven offers 13 settings, including rapid pre-heat, fan-assisted modes and an AirFry option. The rapid pre-heat cuts down waiting time, while the AirFry tray lets you cook chips, wings and other favourites with less oil, making it easier to skip a separate countertop air fryer.
The Titan tall fanned oven on the right is a standout feature. With 81L of capacity and fan cooking, it’s excellent for batch baking trays of biscuits, multiple cake layers or cooking different dishes together at the same temperature. Equiflow technology aims to keep heat even across shelves, so you’re less likely to need to rotate trays halfway through.
The third cavity – a 33L conventional oven and grill – provides extra flexibility. It’s ideal for smaller bakes, finishing off dishes under the Maxi-Grill, or grilling breakfast while the main oven is busy. Closed-door grilling is more efficient and keeps cooking smells contained, which is especially useful in an open-plan kitchen.
On the hob side, the five-zone induction layout, 1.2–3.7kW power range and Boost function deliver plenty of punch for searing, boiling and gentle simmering. The flexible cooking zone offers more space for large or awkwardly shaped cookware, and the supplied cast iron griddle opens up options for steaks, vegetables and weekend brunches.
Supporting all this are thoughtful touches like the TrueTemp digital thermostat for stable oven temperatures, a programmable timer with delay start, and an interior halogen light in the main and second cavities. Energy ratings of A across all three ovens are reassuring for a cooker of this size, and the three-year manufacturer warranty is a welcome sign of confidence in the build.
This Stoves Richmond sits firmly in the premium bracket for 90cm electric range cookers, and its price reflects that. You’re not paying for basic cooking; you’re investing in an induction hob, three genuine ovens, a tall fan cavity, digital temperature control and convenience details like telescopic shelves and AirFry.
Judged purely on headline cost, there are certainly cheaper electric range cookers available. However, many of those will compromise on hob technology, total oven capacity, or the number of functions. Here, the specification is genuinely comprehensive, and the inclusion of features such as a flexible induction zone, TrueTemp, Equiflow, SteamCleanse and a supplied griddle helps justify the premium.
The strong owner feedback – a 4.8/5 rating from hundreds of reviews – suggests that buyers generally feel they’ve had good value for what they spent, particularly if they use the multiple ovens and induction hob to their full potential. If you simply want a basic cooker, this will feel like overkill, but for a busy household that cooks most days, the blend of performance, capacity and features makes the higher price easier to defend.
The Stoves Richmond 90Ei TCH is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a premium 90cm electric range cooker with modern induction technology and serious oven capacity. Triple ovens, a tall fan cavity, AirFry, and a feature-rich induction hob all add up to a cooker that can comfortably handle everything from midweek meals to full-on entertaining.
Its weakest points are the lack of catalytic or pyrolytic self-cleaning and the need for a robust electrical installation, combined with a price tag that clearly sits at the higher end of the market. For occasional cooks or those on a tight budget, a simpler model will make more sense.
For keen home cooks, bakers and families who want their cooker to be the hardworking hub of the kitchen, though, the Richmond 90Ei TCH delivers the performance, flexibility and refinement you’d expect from a premium range, and the strong user ratings suggest it lives up to expectations long after installation.
