Discover the Best Dual Fuel Range Cookers uk

A favorite of professional chefs Dual fuel range cookers blend gas and electric elements to give you the best cooking experiences. Explore models from top brands that provide catering-sized capacity as well as professional power and high-tech features.

Choose between 90cm, 110cm and 100cm wide freestanding models as well as 60cm slotted-in designs that slide between kitchen units.

1. Smeg TR4110P1

The Smeg TR4110P1 dual fuel range cooker is a stylish choice for any kitchen, whether you're looking for a traditional design or a more contemporary design. This model comes with a large capacity oven that has four main cavities and a gas hob with seven burners, along with an storage drawer. It also has several extra options, including a multi-function oven that has heating that is assisted by a fan. This is ideal for baking.

Dual fuel range cookers combine the advantages of electric and gas cooking. The gas stove provides instant heat and precise control, while the electric ovens provide uniform and consistent heating. They're also easier to clean than conventional ovens, thanks to sealed burners and enamel-coated cast iron grates that are easy to clean down.

The majority of dual fuel range cookers have ovens with fan-assisted heating that help accelerate cooking times and produce consistent results. The fan rotates throughout the cavity, ensuring every part of the oven are evenly heated. Some models have steam ovens that can be used for delicate dishes like vegetables or fish and also to cook food and defrost it.

Smeg's Victoria line is based on their original "Elizabeth" range cooker that was produced in 1948. This 110cm wide dual fuel range cooker is no exception. Smeg's Victoria range is based on the original, with its characterful doors and handles, as well as metal controls and the front rail.

This dual fuel range cooker comes with four oven cavities, each with a 54 litre cooking capacity, offering both conventional and fan-assisted cooking. There is also a smaller oven as well as an additional grill. The ovens are fully lined and come with shelves that are telescopic, making it easy to access even the most awkwardly-shaped oven tray.

The gas hob with seven burners is a powerhouse of versatility, capable of boiling pasta, simmer sauces, sear steak and fry foods all at the same time. The hob has five distinct gas burner zones. The largest is a large double-wok space that can hold up to two pans and pots simultaneously. The Smeg range cooker is finished with a cream finish and has an A/A energy efficiency rating.

2. Smeg TR4110P2

The cost of a dual fuel range cooker is determined by the model, brand and the additional features. This can include things like smart cooking functions, self-cleaning oven liners and modern colors that improve the appearance of your kitchen. The dimensions of the oven and hob are other factors that determine the price of a dual fuel range cooker. The bigger the cooker the more expensive it will cost.

If you're looking for a classic farmhouse style or something more modern and contemporary There's a variety of dual fuel range cookers to choose from. You can find models with two or more gas burners as well as multiple oven cavities as well as the option of different types of controls that include touch screens and dials. You can choose from a variety of colours including cream, grey, black and red.

One of the most important features of dual fuel range cookers is the ability to cook with electric and gas heat. This allows you to enjoy the best of both worlds. Gas provides instant heating and precise control of the temperature, while electric range cookers offer greater efficiency and speedier heating.

One of our most loved dual fuel range cookers for sale in the UK is the Smeg TR4110P2 that is available in a stunning racing green color. The 110cm model comes with four gas burners, including an impressive power wok zone that is 4kW, as well as an electric Teppanyaki plate. Three spacious ovens are available: a multi-function oven, a conventional oven and a slow oven.

These ovens all have an A+ rating for energy efficiency, which means they are a great option for those looking to cut down on your energy costs and carbon footprint. It's also a great choice for families with kids and pets due to the easy-to-clean enamel coating on the ovens.

A quality dual fuel range cooker can last from 10 to 20 years or more with regular maintenance and cleaning. To get the most from your cooker, you need to read the instructions and follow them correctly. Use a good detergent and clean the hobs, ovens and grills regularly.

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If you're looking for a range cookware that looks like it means business this is the one for you. This massive cooker is loaded with stainless steel which gives that a look of a professional chef to your kitchen, while also making it easy to clean.


The stunning, traditional style is enhanced by the iconic Smeg branding and top quality build. Its two main oven cavities offer a generous 61 litre net capacity as well as multiple grilling spaces and side opening doors for controllable closed door grilling, and also multi-functional functionality. It also has an additional slow cooking oven and 7 gas burner hobs including the power wok area, which is 4kW.

The hob has six different gas burner zones, so you'll always have the power you need to simmer sauces, sear steaks or cook noodles or stir fries. You can pick from four different power levels, and two super-hot zones. This means you'll be able to choose the right setting for any recipe.

This dual fuel range cooker has steam oven that makes use of pure steam injection for rapid heating of the oven's cavity. This preserves flavours and nutritional value whilst reducing electricity consumption. It can be used for anything from defrosting to baking, and even sous vide cooking and has the ability to control temperature down to the nearest degree.

Dual fuel range cookers are stand-alone appliances and can be positioned in your kitchen between your cabinets, provided that it has an electricity or natural gas supply and enough space to place the hob beneath. They're available in a vast range of widths from 90cm for compact cooking right up to 110cm.

Some range cookers come with up to four ovens. They may also include multiple drawers for warming or storage and a gas or induction hob. You can select between an electric or manual oven. Electric ovens are faster to heat up, and have more precise control. Gas ovens provide rapid heating process and precise control.

4. Smeg TR4110P4

This Smeg design is the ideal choice for those who want a classic range that comes with modern cooking options. Its over-sized retro knobs appear more Aga than Buck Rodgers, but they control a high-tech induction hob with a turbo function for boiling water in the time it takes you to say "boil some water'. It has five different heat zones and a dual wok burner zone that is ideal for stir-fries and noodles.

This Smeg dual-fuel range cooker is an elegant, traditional design that is perfect for any kitchen, regardless of whether it's modern or a farmhouse-style space. It has a spacious main oven cavity with two wire rack shelves that can be used in standard or fan-assisted modes, as well as pizza. It also has a second smaller, side-oven and a grill that can be used in electric or gas mode.

This model is unique because it features a unique steam chamber which uses pure injection water to rapidly warm up the cavity. This lets you cook your meals using less fat while still retaining the full flavor. The steam oven can be operated at any temperature ranging from 40deg to 100degC. The custom settings include defrosting, crisping potatoes, and even sous vide cooking.

This Smeg model is also distinguished by its complete self-cleaning feature. It is activated by pressing an electronic button, and takes only 40 minutes to complete. It makes use of high temperatures and pure steam to dislodge food debris and leave the oven looking like new. The cheapest range cookers will only come with a standard self-cleaning gas function, but more expensive designs can include vapour and pyrolytic cleaning options too.