From personal experience I would say, don't buy Range master I purchased one 8 years ago and have to say its the worst electrical appliance I have ever purchased! within the first 18 months it had to have the doors replaced on it twice due to poor build quality. one of the ovens makes an horrendous noise when its working, the gas burner valves are restriction flow. so saving a couple of grand 8 years ago will now cost me in excess of £30,000 to re-design my kitchen without a Range master!

yes they are shocking, there is very little choice when it comes to good quality Ranges. you have to make a significant purchase to get a good brand such as Wolf, Steel, La Cornue or possibly Falcon but you would need to spend from £4,000 upwards. or do what I'm having to do.

even the "pros" can error sometimes..!

just take the view that every 5 years you have to buy a new one. you can sometimes pick up a high end one on the second hand market. that would be well worth a look at as even a second hand one would be better quality than the Range master and you could always get an engineer to refurbish it if necessary.

I've always had Rangemaster. 1st one was Green colour, Robust in quality et al. & lasted forever.

Updated & changed the kitchen colour inc the range 4-5 years ago. Alas Underneath the glam of Cream & "Chrome" were plastic nobs when the shiny chrome peeled off. The grill won't stay alight, despite an engineers attention! And now one of the oven doors won't stay shut.

Rangemaster - never again for me.