Prepare plenty of delicious dishes with this black and chrome dual fuel Rangemaster range cooker. With 2 ovens, a grill and a 5 burner gas hob, you’ll have lots of ways to get creative. The main electric fan oven is also multifunctional, giving you a variety of settings to suit every meal. If you’re cooking for a large group of people or simply need a little extra room to prepare a hearty three-course dinner, then the second electric fan oven gives you all the space you need. And when you’re done, you won’t have to spend hours scrubbing the inside clean either, thanks to catalytic liners which absorb grease while your food cooks.
- 4 cavities and a large 5 burner gas hob
- Main oven gives you lots of different ways to cook
- Second electric fan oven gives you extra room to cook
- Special liners absorb grease to make cleaning easier
- Dimensions (cm) – H89.8 x W110 x D60
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Rangemaster may refer to:
- Rangemaster, a stove manufacturer owned by the Aga Rangemaster Group
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- Rangemaster, an overseer of a shooting range
- Ryan Rangemaster, a late model version of the Ryan Navion airplane.
by Alan
This is our second Rangemaster, so obviously we like the product. However, the latest generation product is exceptional – simply cannot fault it. Definitely worth paying the premium over a tradtional cooker or less expensive range-type products, and means paying a massive premium for an Aga cannot be justified.
by Barrie
Very impressed looks really good got to wait for it to be installed but it definitely looks quality.
by Jess
Although I have yet to cook on it as it has only just arrived, it looks beautiful and I am sure it will prove to be a range that cooks, bakes, roasts and heats as beautifully as the exterior looks.