Range Cookers
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Rangemaster Elise 110cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker - Stainless Steel
- Number of ovens: Triple cavity
- Hob Type: Gas hob
- Cleaning type: Assisted Cleaning / Catalytic
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Rangemaster Kitchener 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker - Stainless Steel
- 2 electric fan ovens with separate glide-out grill
- 5 burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports and wok burner
- Catalytic self cleaning liners clean while you cook
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Rangemaster Elise 110cm Electric Induction Range Cooker - Stainless Steel
- 73L capacity right hand fan oven
- 73L capacity left hand multifunction fan assisted oven
- Separate dual circuit glide-out grill in upper left cavity
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Rangemaster Professional Deluxe 110cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker - Stainless Steel
- Two 79L fan ovens deliver maximum cooking capacity
- 5 gas burners gas hob including a triple-ring wok burner
- 2 electric ceramic hob zones with griddle plate
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electriQ 100cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker - Stainless Steel
- 57L fan oven in upper right cavity
- 57L conventional oven in lower left cavity
- 32L capacity conventional oven and grill in upper left cavity
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Range cooker specification by sector
A range needs a gap built around it, so the width is decided at design stage. Measure the route in as well as the gap.
| Sector | Fuel | Width | Cavities | Cleaning |
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| Holiday parks & lets | Dual fuel, LPG-convertible off mains | 90cm or 110cm | Two | Pyrolytic |
| Small hospitality kitchens | Dual fuel | 110cm | Three or more | Pyrolytic |
| Larger family lets | Dual fuel or electric | 90cm | Two | Catalytic |
| Care & education | Electric with induction hob | 90cm or 110cm | Three or more | To suit who cleans it |
Almost every range cooker is hard wired, so budget an electrician. Anything with a gas hob needs a Gas Safe engineer and, in let property, an annual safety check.
Frequently asked questions
Can a range cooker be plugged into a normal socket?
Very few can. Most are hard wired and need an electrician and a suitable circuit.
What width should we specify?
110cm and 90cm have the widest choice. 90cm fits more existing kitchens; 110cm gives more hob and cavity space. Both need a gap built to suit, so decide at design stage.
Can we run one on LPG at an off-mains site?
Yes, if the model is LPG convertible. The conversion must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and the kit is not always included, so check before ordering.
Is pyrolytic cleaning worth the extra?
In a property with changeovers or paid housekeeping, usually yes. It removes a slow manual job. In a family let cleaned by the tenant, catalytic is normally enough.
Can you deliver and install at sites with difficult access?
Range cookers are heavy and awkward, and doors, stairwells and lifts cause more failed deliveries than the gap itself. Confirm access, then add installation and recycling of the old unit. See delivery options.
Fitting out several kitchens?
Trade pricing on volume, stock held for phased rollouts and a dedicated account manager.