Range cookers are brilliant, but if like us you’ve always dreamed of having one you might have encountered the same problem as us: they’re too big for your kitchen. A typical range cooker is 90, 100 or 110cm wide, but most kitchen designs only leave 60cm of space. So we’re absolutely delighted to discover that you can now get Rangemaster cookers that’ll actually fit the space you have. These insta-ready appliances cook as good as they look.
The perfect fit for your current kitchen
Rangemaster’s cookers manage to cram a lot of cooking power into their 60cm frame. You can choose between all-gas, ceramic, induction and dual fuel models for the best combination of flexibility, cleanability and energy efficiency, and with both Classic and Professional versions you can choose from classic retro style – including Rangemaster’s signature arched baker’s window – or something more modern. With a choice of cool cream or polished black the Classic collection fits particularly well with shaker-style kitchens, while the Professional collection’s square oven window, rectangular chrome handles and stainless steel or black finishes have been designed to match the clean lines of more contemporary designs.
Cook low and slow or turn up the heat for stunning sears
Don’t let the Classic’s timeless looks fool you: just like the Professional it’s packed with clever features to make your means better and your life easier, like the improved white, programmable LED timer on the Dual Fuel, Ceramic and Induction models. Your 60cm Rangemaster comes lined with easy clean enamel and catalytic self-cleaning liners, and on models with gas burners there’s a griddle for effortless grilling so you can make perfectly seared steaks or veg every time.
Both the upper and lower ovens have a slow cook setting so you can cook low and slow for incredibly tender results, you also get an integrated grill as well as multiple cooking options including fan assist and defrost modes.
More space in less space
Despite the relatively small exterior of the 60cm cookers, Rangemaster gives you a huge amount of cooking space: the top oven has a cooking capacity of 39 litres, which is perfect for those after school bakes, while the lower oven has a whopping 69 litres that makes cooking big family roast dinners a breeze; the lower oven in the all-gas models has 71 litres. Both ovens are A-rated for energy efficiency (A+ for the lower oven of all-gas models) and heat up quickly so you spend less time looking and more time cooking.
Discover the amazing Rangemaster 60cm range at AO.com
Getting your dream cooker shouldn’t mean spending a fortune. When you buy your 60cm Rangemaster from AO, you’re not just getting a beautiful appliance. You’re getting a brilliant deal too. AO’s price match promise checks prices every day to make sure you’re getting the best available price for your cooker.
That price match promise is just one of the things that makes AO very different from other retailers. As an AO customer you also get superb customer service including 24/7 home shopping, 7-day delivery and delivery slots to suit you, so there’s no need to spend an entire day waiting for the courier to arrive and no risk of missing a delivery if you needed to nip to the shops. There’s also a free 100 day returns policy for extra peace of mind.
It’s no wonder that AO has over 245,000 five-star reviews from delighted customers on TrustPilot.
Click here to find out how to get your very own dream Rangemaster Range Cooker from AO.
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Writer, musician and broadcaster Carrie Marshall has been covering technology since 1998 and is particularly interested in how tech can help us live our best lives. Her CV is a who’s who of magazines, newspapers, websites and radio programmes ranging from T3, Techradar and MacFormat to the BBC, Sunday Post and People’s Friend. Carrie has written more than a dozen books, ghost-wrote two more and co-wrote seven more books and a Radio 2 documentary series; her memoir, Carrie Kills A Man, was shortlisted for the British Book Awards. When she’s not scribbling, Carrie is the singer in Glaswegian rock band Unquiet Mind (unquietmindmusic).