
01 / Size & fit
Make room for the right cooker.
Compare the appliance’s full dimensions with your kitchen opening. Nominal width is a starting point; the exact installation instructions determine the space and clearances required.
02 / Fuel & hob
How do you like to cook?
Consider the cooking surface you enjoy using, your cookware and the services available in your kitchen. Confirm the requirements of the exact cooker before ordering.
| Option | What to consider | Check before choosing |
|---|---|---|
| Dual fuel | A gas hob combined with electric ovens. | Gas type and suitability, electrical requirements, ventilation and qualified installation. |
| Induction | Cooking zones that heat compatible pans directly. | Cookware compatibility, zone layout, controls and the specified electrical supply. |
| Ceramic | An electric hob beneath a smooth cooking surface. | Available models, cooking-zone sizes, suitable cookware and electrical requirements. |
Availability and specifications vary across the Rangemaster range.
03 / Ovens & useful features
Think about what goes in the oven.

Your dishes and trays.
Compare internal dimensions, shelf positions and cavity layouts with the roasting tins and baking trays you use.
Your everyday routine.
Would you use separate temperatures, a dedicated grill or a tall oven? Compare the functions and cleaning features of each model.
Useful, rather than unfamiliar.
Ask us to explain features such as multifunction cooking, telescopic runners and a Handyrack where fitted. Check which features the exact model includes.
04 / Colour & finish
Make it feel at home.
Look at the cooker alongside your cabinets, worktop, handles and splashback. Traditional and contemporary designs can create very different effects.
Colour is only part of the picture.
Compare the trim, handles, controls and matching extraction. Colour and finish choices vary by collection and model; screen images are a guide rather than an exact colour match.
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05 / Before you order
A few checks now. A smoother arrival.
- Record the exact model number, fuel type, colour and trim.
- Check dimensions and the manufacturer’s required clearances.
- Confirm electrical and gas requirements with a qualified installer.
- Plan suitable extraction and ventilation.
- Measure doors, corridors, steps and turns on the delivery route.
- Ask about delivery, installation, disconnection and recycling arrangements.
Use the exact model’s manual and Rangemaster’s pre-installation guidance before finalising fitting arrangements.
Let’s find what works for you.
Explore the range, or talk through the practical details with our team.
