Rangemaster

Choose the Rangemaster appliance for your kitchen

Our Rangemaster selection covers cooking, extraction and refrigeration. Range cookers are available as dual fuel, induction, gas or electric models, with freestanding cookers for kitchens where a conventional cooker format is more suitable. Measure the available width, depth and height before ordering, and check access through doors, hallways and staircases. A 110cm model needs more room than a standard 60cm cooker, but it can provide multiple ovens and a wider hob.

Choose dual fuel if you prefer gas control on the hob with electric oven functions. Select induction for fast, controllable cooking and a smooth surface that is easier to wipe clean. Induction requires compatible magnetic cookware, so check that a magnet sticks to the pan base. Gas models suit buyers who prefer cooking over a visible flame, while electric models avoid a gas hob connection. Gas and LPG installations must follow local rules and be completed by a suitably qualified engineer.

Rangemaster features explained

Selected Rangemaster ovens include Rapid Response, which the brand describes as heating 30% faster than a regular fan function. Multifunction ovens offer several settings for different cooking tasks, while fan ovens circulate heated air for more even cooking across shelves. On induction models, PowerBoost adds extra heat when you need to bring pans to temperature quickly. Pan detection, residual heat indicators, child locks and overheat detection are available on selected models, not every cooker.

Some range cookers include a Handyrack roasting attachment, programmable clocks, separate grills and catalytic liners. Features vary by model, so compare the product specification rather than relying on the collection name alone. Rangemaster chimney hoods can be paired with a cooker by width and extraction requirements. American style fridge freezers need careful checking of kitchen clearance, door swing and delivery access.

Buying Rangemaster in Europe

Rangemaster has British origins and a UK-led design identity, but EU Appliance Depot supplies EU-specification models for EU customers. The retailer is run by Sinpro Trading B.V. in the Netherlands and is an authorised dealer for the brands it sells. EU orders include the manufacturer's EU warranty and the 2-year EU legal guarantee. Delivery, installation and removal of the old appliance are available in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus.

Installation requirements differ by appliance and country. Before purchase, confirm the electrical supply, gas type, LPG requirements, ventilation and available connection points. For an island or open-plan kitchen, check hood ducting and noise considerations. Ask about a multibuy package price when buying two or more appliances.

A practical buying tip

Start with the cooking method and available width, then compare oven capacity, hob layout, colour, connection requirements and included accessories. Keep the exact model code for future support, particularly when ordering parts such as LPG jets. Arrange delivery access and installation before the appliance arrives, especially for larger range cookers and American style fridge freezers.