Collection: Range Cookers

Kaiser Range Cookers

Classic design. Serious performance. Built for British kitchens.

Range cookers are the heart of many large UK kitchens — and at Kaiser, we believe they should be as beautiful as they are powerful. Our collection blends traditional charm with cutting-edge performance, giving you a centrepiece that turns heads and handles Sunday roasts with ease.

Whether you're cooking for a family, entertaining guests, or just love the look of a statement appliance, Kaiser range cookers deliver on space, style, and precision.

Two Fuel Options. Endless Possibilities.

Choose the setup that suits your lifestyle:

• Dual Fuel Range Cookers — Pairing gas hobs with electric ovens for flexible, responsive cooking.
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• Induction Range Cookers — Sleek, modern, and energy-efficient with fast-heating induction hobs.
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Both offer generous capacity, exceptional build quality, and effortless control.

Timeless Design, Built to Last

Every Kaiser range cooker is designed with detail, from the traditional dials to the robust cast-iron pan supports. But we don’t just do pretty – we do powerful. Whether you opt for our classical or contemporary models, you're getting a range cooker that’s engineered to perform.

• Empire Collection – Our best-selling series, renowned for its rustic, old-world charm and classical elegance.
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• Avantgarde Pro Collection – A modern twist on performance-led design, built for the ambitious home chef.
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With finishes in Black, Ivory, Stainless Steel, and Bordeaux Red, it’s easy to find the perfect match for your kitchen.

FAQs – Choosing the Right Range Cooker

What size range cooker do I need for my kitchen?
Most UK homes go for a 90cm wide range cooker, which balances capacity with kitchen space. Our cookers fit standard spaces and deliver up to 115 litres of oven volume.

What's the difference between Dual Fuel and Induction?
Dual Fuel combines a gas hob and electric oven — ideal for those who want the responsiveness of gas. Induction models use magnetic heat for faster cooking and greater energy efficiency.