Best Range Cookers

Ceramic Range Cooker

Electric range cookers with a ceramic hob finish are called ceramic range cookers. They're popular since they have a flat, easy-to-clean hob. Ceramic range cookers are not only beautiful to look at, but they are also quite efficient.

They heat up quickly and provide a variety of cooking methods, as well as extra control options to help you stay on top of your meal prep.

Gas Range Cooker

Gas range cookers have gas ovens and gas hobs, which provide rapid heat from a gas-powered flame. This allows you to cook on the stovetop right away, and reduces the time it takes for the oven to heat up.

Many people believe that the gas range cooker is the ideal cooking method for roasting because of its nature. When compared to electric ovens, gas ovens produce more moisture while cooking.

As a result, it's perfect for roasting because your food won't dry out as quickly as it would in an electric oven.

Another advantage of gas range cookers is the low cost of operation.

LPG Range Cooker

LPG is a different form of gas than the natural gas that you would find in your home's mains. LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is a type of gas that comes in a gas bottle or cylinder.

LPG range cookers are like gas range cookers in that both the stove and the oven are powered by gas. The only difference is the type of gas used.

Dual Fuel Range Cooker

Dual-fuel range cookers combine the best of both worlds, with a gas cooktop and an electric oven. Because they combine the cooking speed and equal heat distribution of a fan assisted oven with the control and quick heat of a gas hob, they are by far the most popular model of range cooker on the market today.

Dual fuel range cookers are available in a wide range of sizes, ranging from 70cm to 150cm, with the standard being a 90cm dual fuel range cooker. They also typically have a wok burner, a cast iron griddle, and a variety of other cooking zones.

Induction Range Cooker

An induction hob replaces the gas or electric hob on induction range cookers. The oven will continue to run on either gas or electricity. Induction cooktops are just as responsive as gas cooktops, but they're also faster, safer, and more efficient.

An induction range cooker's hob uses electromagnetic energy to heat the pan. This means that only the pan will be heated; the hob's surface will barely warm up. This will only work if your pan is made of ferrous metal.

Leisure Cookmaster CK100C210S Electric Ceramic Range Cooker

The Cookmaster from Leisure is ideal for medium-sized kitchens, with a width of 100cm and all the features needed to feed large groups with ease. There are two electric ovens with capacities of 63 and 65 litres, as well as a separate electric grill and five electric ceramic hobs; some people prefer electricity all around.

Programmable timers are easy to use and allow you to keep track of your cooking process even if you must do something else in the meantime.

Belling Cook Centre 90E Electrical Ceramic Range Cooker

The Belling Cookcentre 90E Electric Ceramic Range Cooker is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly. This range cooker has three holes, giving you plenty of room to cook delectable meals.

In the upper left of the cooker, there is a separate grill cavity where you can cook your meat to your liking. Two ovens are included in the package: a main fan oven on the bottom left and a tall fan oven on the right.

The primary oven contains an electric fan to help cool the cavity so your food cooks evenly and doesn't burn. In both ovens, the slow cook feature guarantees that your food absorbs enough spice so that you can savour every bite.

The range cooker provides plenty of room for you to prepare your condiments, cook many dishes at once, and feed larger groups of people. This cooker is certain to meet your culinary needs at any moment.

You'll be able to cook more and spend less time cleaning the kitchen. The inside is available with an easy-to-clean enamel finish.

Rangemaster Kitchener Ceramic Electric Range Cooker

The Rangemaster Kitchener 90cm Ceramic Electric Range Cooker was the first Rangemaster cooker created and produced by William Flavel, and it was introduced in 1830.

The Kitchener 90 Ceramic Cooker comes with all the standard Rangemaster features, including two fans assisted ovens, one 69 litres and the other 66 litres, a convenient rack, and a dual circuit grill.

The five ceramic elements of the 90cm Kitchener hob provide focused and powerful heating, the easy-to-clean ceramic top provides enough room for various pots and pans, and the 'hot hob' indications alert you when the ceramic hob surface is still hot.

In both oven cavities, there are catalytic liners, which are specially coated to assist absorb oil and food particles. When the oven reaches 200°C, undesired dirt or food is oxidised and burned off, minimising cleaning time and elbow grease.

The Kitchener cooker, which is rated A for energy efficiency and recommended by the Energy Saving Trust, is environmentally beneficial.

Stoves Richmond Deluxe S900G Gas Range Cooker

Although the Stoves brand has been around since 1920, its range of cookers is anything but vintage. The S900G is a gas stove that can be fully programmed via an app, allowing you to control the cooking conditions from the comfort of your couch.

There are five gas burners and a grill, as well as a standard gas oven with a capacity of 64 litres and a fan oven with a capacity of 94 litres.

The larger oven may be divided into two fan ovens (each with its control), allowing you to cook more foods at once: ideal for a huge Sunday roast.

Rangemaster Classic 90 Gas Range Cooker

Rangemaster has been producing high-quality range cookers in Warwickshire since 1830 and is now owned by the same firm as Aga. With its bevelled door and ceramic finish, the Classic 90 gas range cooker is a traditional type that appears as it belongs in an ancient farmhouse.

Catalytic liners are included in both the 81-litre regular gas oven and the 67-litre fan oven, making them easy to clean. There are also five gas burners and a grill, allowing you to cook in a variety of ways.

If you're concerned about the affect of a gas-only cooker on the environment, you can use Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), which must be replaced every few months.

Belling Farmhouse 100G Gas Range Cooker

This appliance is quite large, having a width of up to 100cm. The muscular Belling goes gas all the way, with seven burners in the hob area, one of which is a very competent 4kW wok burner. These are quite versatile and are ideal for anyone who has a variety of pots and pans of various shapes and sizes.

If you don't like the black finish, there's also a cream model and even a silver option. The range cooker comes with an A energy rating regardless of the colour you choose.

In addition, we like how Belling constructed the thermostat to make fine-tuning settings a breeze. This also helps you save money on your gas costs.

electricQ Dual Fuel Range Cooker

This LPG range cooker combines the controllability and versatility of a gas stove with the consistent temperature distribution of an electric fan oven.

It also times your meals to perfection by automatically turning on and off the oven at a predetermined time, giving you peace of mind.

Two complete fan ovens, a grill, and eight gas burners are included in the multi-functional all-in-one design.

With eight burners, you'll have enough room for all your different pots and pans. moreover, If the flame on the hob goes out, the gas supply is instantly turned off.

Energy efficiency is rated A, which means you'll save money on your utility bills. If you only have access to an LPG gas source, this package includes an LPG conversion kit.

DeLonghi Professional DSR 916-LPG Single

The DeLonghi product range features distinctive Italian styling and well-considered features for a very reasonable price.

This professional 90LPG large single cavity model has a modern appearance and a reassuringly quality feel, making it a very sensible purchase whether you buy from the head or the heart.

An electric grill is included in the huge 106-litre gas oven.

On top of that, the hob is manufactured from a seamless piece of stainless steel, which makes cleaning a breeze and matches the very stylish rear upstand (removable if preferred).

A robust 3.5kW triple-flame wok burner and cast-iron pan supports are among the five gas burners, which all have flame safety mechanisms. A cast iron wok cradle that can be removed is a nice addition.

Moreover, to provide you with complete peace of mind, all DeLonghi appliances come with a two-year parts and labour warranty, subject to registration.

Belling Sandringham 100GT LPG

Belling knows what they're doing when it comes to gas range cookers, as shown by the Belling Sandringham 100G LPG. Its classical excellent looks will blend in wonderfully with traditional kitchens while adding just enough of a modern touch to make it function in a more contemporary setting.

This is a British-made family gas range cooker with good specification and build quality.

Seven gas burners, including a 4.0kW main or wok burner, are mounted on the top, with matt-enamelled cast iron pan supports. There are two LPG gas ovens, a variable gas grill cavity, and a storage box on the lower right. The minute minder clock with touch control is a nice feature.

PermaCoat paint is used by Belling and is easy to clean, long-lasting, and heat resistant. It's the same paint that's used in the auto sector and on London's The Shard skyscraper. The metallic silver finish is readily cleaned with a damp cloth. Belling has the perfect balance of design, quality, and price.

AGA Dual Control

Agas cookers are not cheap, although they are the epitome of opulence. Because of the way it warms food, the range cooker is a cut above the others. The food is slowly heated to varying degrees and moisture is locked in by a source of heat that flows throughout the three cast-iron ovens.

Because the Aga warms the food, it also warms the kitchen, which is why it is left on all day and night.

The Dual Control is a new take on the traditional Aga. It has a boiling and simmering plate that may be turned off fully because they only heat up in 10-12 minutes.

Furthermore, all three cast-iron ovens can be set to Economy mode, which consumes less energy and results in cheaper heating costs. Even so, running a Dual Control cost between £20 and £40 each month.

Rangemaster Elise 110 Dual Fuel Range Cooker

Given its size and colourful style, the Elise is a statement piece for any kitchen. It has a storage drawer, a pull-out grill, six gas hobs, and two catalytic-lined electric 69-litre ovens.

One oven is fanned, while the other is multipurpose and has seven settings, including a defrost function.

Although this is an expensive model, its sleek design will do nothing but add more aesthetics to your home décor!

Leisure Cookmaster CK90F232R Dual Fuel Range Cooker

This range cooker has two fan ovens, each with a 63-litre and 79-litre capacity. The dual fuel range cooker also includes five gas hobs that heat up quickly and an emergency gas cut-off function for further safety.

This is a good quality range cooker that has an affordable price, however it is known to be slightly basic within its design. Therefore, if you are looking for something to add to your kitchen décor then this cheap range cooker might not be the right option for your home.

SMEG Portofino Aesthetic CPFIPYW

Stop right here if you're looking for a stylish single-oven range cooker with a built-in induction hob and self-cleaning technology.

This brand-new 90cm model is perfect for medium-sized kitchens but be sure your power source can manage its high 11.4kW output.

The gorgeous all-electric Portofino comes in eight colours and only has one oven - a massive 115-litre chamber that could easily accommodate a whole pig.

Of course, an oven of this size requires a powerful inside fan, which it does. It has three, ensuring that all the heat it generates reaches every portion of every ingredient.

The induction hob has five zones, including a 27-centimetre centre plate for large frying pans and woks. You may need to replace some of your existing aluminium pots and pans with steel-bottomed ones, as with all magnetic induction hobs.

This screams modern style, and its growing crowd of customers say it's incredibly efficient and simple to clean.

Bertazzoni Professional Series 90 Induction Top Double Oven

There are a lot of useful features to look forward to with this range cooker. Its digital programmer shows you your selected oven function and temperature immediately, which is helpful if you're cooking delicate dishes.

Pizza, fast preheats, defrost, bake, and grill are among the options for the main oven, while the second oven adds four functions, a grill, and a rotisserie option. Although it is expensive you do get your money’s worth as it comes with so many different features.

With a storage drawer and an induction hob, you've got a hardworking range that'll be the focal point of your kitchen. This oven just has enamel linings, so you'll have to scrub them down from time to time but reviews compliment how easy it is to clean this range oven.

Rangemaster Professional Deluxe 90 Induction

We're showcasing the 90cm induction hob type here for variety's sake, as it's the right size for a typical luxury kitchen. The induction hob features five zones, each of which can be linked to some extent, allowing for a wide range of pot sizes and shapes.

Spill Guard technology keeps spills contained for easy clean-up. The oven department, on the other hand, is the most impressive.

There's also a Handyrack on the inside of the main 73-litre cavity door.

You can baste the meat without burning your arm off thanks to this simple yet brilliant invention. The 67-litre oven to its right, which is higher and leaner, is ideal for roasties and other vegetables, as well as the lemon meringue pie. Both ovens have a fan to help them cook faster.

They also have catalytic linings to make cleaning easier. Meanwhile, the grill has telescopic runners and a stop mechanism to prevent the hot grill pan from being pulled out too far and falling on your feet.

Everhot 60

This smaller oven is great for squeezing between pieces of furniture, especially in tiny kitchens. Although the electric range cooker is expensive, it is built of cast iron.

This features two huge ovens (56 litres and 54 litres, respectively) that release 600W of heat, which is somewhat less than the Aga's 800W. The kitchen won't be as toasty, but the Everhot is less expensive to run because it uses less energy.

The cooker has an ECO Control setting for lower temperatures, as well as heated and simmering plates that can be adjusted.

Belling Farmhouse 60DF Freestanding Dual Fuel Cooker

Having a small kitchen doesn't have to mean sacrificing the look of a standard stove. Belling's iconic Farmhouse stove has been updated to fit three gas burners and a wok burner with cast-iron pan supports, as well as a double oven (with defrost and slow cook options) and a grill.

If the bright red colour isn't quite right for your kitchen, the 60DF is also available in cream and black so you have options to match your kitchen aesthetic.

The glass door can be removed for easy cleaning, but the enamel-coated ovens will require you to crawl down on your hands and knees. It's also worth noting that the second oven is around half the size of the main one, limiting what you can do with it.

Stoves Richmond 600DF

The Stoves 600DF is a 60cm dual-fuel cooker with a large 65-litre fan-assisted oven on the bottom and a smaller 37-litre static oven and grill on top.

The grill is an open-door model that allows air to circulate, allowing the food to be grilled rather than baked. The primary oven has a defrost function in addition to the standard temperature range (100°C to 250°C).

Both ovens feature extremely precise temperature regulators, which is a huge plus for bakers. They also reach full temperature in a matter of minutes.

This stove comes with the standard four hob burners. The hobgoblin has a hinged lid that keeps things clean and gives you a little more worktop space.