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Smart UK’s Range Cookers & Ovens category brings together premium freestanding cooking solutions tailored for demanding kitchens.
Perfect for in hotels, restaurants, hospitality & catering venues or the home. Whether you’re fitting out a bustling restaurant or commercial kitchen, or designing an elegant guest kitchen, these powerful appliances combine generous capacity, advanced technology and durable finishes to deliver superior results every day. Our selection includes every kind of range cooker fuel type – including natural gas burner, propane gas, electric and induction.
A range cooker, sometimes called a range oven, is a freestanding appliance that combines one or more ovens with a hob in a single unit
It usually offers a larger capacity than a standard cooker, multiple oven cavities and several hob zones, so you can cook different dishes at the same time.
How is a range cooker different from a standard cooker or built-in oven?
A standard cooker or built-in oven typically has a single main oven cavity and fewer cooking zones. A range cooker is wider, often includes two or more ovens, a separate grill and a larger hob, giving more flexibility for roasting, baking and hob cooking at once. The range is freestanding, while built-in ovens are designed to sit within kitchen units with a separate hob.
What fuel types of range cookers are available?
Range cookers are usually available as gas, electric, dual fuel or induction models. Gas range cookers use gas for the hob and often the oven. Electric models use electric ovens with ceramic or induction hobs. Dual fuel combines an electric oven with a gas hob, and induction ranges use electromagnetic technology to heat compatible pans directly on the hob surface.
What sizes do range cookers and range ovens come in?
Most range cookers are wider than a standard 60 cm cooker. Common widths include around 90 cm, 100 cm and 110 cm, with larger models offering more oven cavities and extra hob burners or zones. Height and depth are usually designed to line up with standard worktop and cabinet dimensions so the appliance can sit neatly between kitchen units.
How do I choose the right size of range cooker for my kitchen?
Start by measuring the space where you plan to position the cooker, including width, height and depth. Allow clearance for ventilation and any surrounding cabinets. Smaller kitchens may suit a 90 cm model, while larger kitchens or busy households might prefer 100 cm or 110 cm widths with extra ovens and burners. Always check the product dimensions and any manufacturer guidelines before ordering.
What are the main benefits of a range cooker?
The main benefits include generous oven capacity, multiple cavities for cooking different dishes at separate temperatures, and more hob zones than a standard cooker. Many range cookers also feature dedicated grills, warming drawers, storage compartments, programmable timers and various cooking functions, making them ideal when preparing larger meals or entertaining guests.
Are range cookers suitable for small kitchens?
Range cookers do take up more width than a standard cooker, but a compact 90 cm range can still work in many smaller kitchens. Because the hob and ovens are combined in a single unit, a range can reduce the need for separate built-in ovens and hobs. Always confirm measurements carefully and consider door openings, walkways and any tight corners when planning the layout.
