Range Cooker Sizes Explained: 60cm to 150cm — Which is Right for You?

Range Cooker Sizes Explained: 60cm to 150cm — Which is Right for You?

One of the first decisions when buying a range cooker is choosing the right size. Get it wrong and you end up with a cooker that's too cramped for your cooking style, or one that dwarfs a small kitchen. This guide walks you through every standard width, what each one offers, and the key measurements to take before you commit.

Standard Range Cooker Widths

Range cookers come in: 60cm, 70cm, 80cm, 90cm, 100cm, 110cm, 120cm and 150cm. The most popular size in the UK is 90cm, which offers the best balance of hob space, oven capacity and kitchen fit.

60cm Range Cookers

Best for: Smaller kitchens, flats, couples or individuals upgrading from a standard freestanding cooker. A 60cm range cooker fits where wider options won't, with 4 burners and a single oven plus grill.

Shop 60cm: Dolcevita 60cm · Maxima 60cm · Professional 60cm · Curva 60cm

70cm Range Cookers

Best for: Kitchens wanting a double oven without committing to 90cm. 4–5 burners, often a double oven configuration.

Shop 70cm: Dolcevita 70cm Double Oven · Professional 70cm · Curva 70cm

80cm Range Cookers

Best for: Family kitchens, buyers wanting 5 burners without going to 90cm. 5 burners, single or double oven, optional side carriage on some models.

Shop 80cm: Maxima 80cm Dual Fuel · Rainbow 80cm

90cm Range Cookers — The Most Popular Choice

Best for: Most households. 5 or 6 burners (often including a triple crown/wok burner), single, double or triple oven, available across all fuel types and collections.

Shop 90cm: Dolcevita 90cm · Maxima 90cm · Professional 90cm · Rainbow 90cm · Venezia 90cm · Curva 90cm

100cm Range Cookers

Best for: Larger families, keen cooks who want serious hob space. 5–6 burners or mixed hob, double oven.

Shop 100cm: Dolcevita 100cm · Professional 100cm

110cm Range Cookers

Best for: Serious entertaining. 6–7 burners, triple oven.

Shop 110cm: Dolcevita 110cm Triple Oven

120cm Range Cookers

Best for: Large kitchens, anyone wanting a genuine statement piece. 7 burners or mixed hob, double or triple oven. Make sure you have adequate clearance — including a correctly-sized extractor hood.

Shop 120cm: Dolcevita 120cm Double Oven · Dolcevita 120cm Triple Oven · Professional 120cm · Curva 120cm

150cm Range Cookers

Best for: Very large kitchens, high-end projects. Mixed hob, double oven, a true statement piece. Plan extractor hood and clearances carefully.

Shop 150cm: Dolcevita 150cm

Key Measurements Before You Buy

  1. Width of gap — allow a few mm clearance each side
  2. Depth — all standard range cookers are 60cm deep
  3. Height clearance — most stand at ~90cm; measure floor to underside of any overhead cabinets
  4. Hood clearance — typically 65–75cm between hob surface and bottom of hood; hood should be at least as wide as the cooker
  5. Delivery access — measure all doorways on the route from front door to kitchen

Size Summary

Size Burners Ovens Best For
60cm 4 1 (+ grill) Small kitchens
70cm 4–5 1–2 Double oven, moderate space
80cm 5 1–2 Families, good hob space
90cm 5–6 1–3 Most households — the standard choice
100cm 5–6 2 Larger families, keen cooks
110cm 6–7 3 Serious entertaining
120cm 7 2–3 Large kitchens, statement piece
150cm Mixed 2 Very large kitchens, premium builds

 

When in doubt, go one size up. You'll use the extra space more than you expect.

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