Although there has been a Falcon 1000 for years, the original model never really fitted into the Falcon product range, and was based on a symmetrical format shared with the ageing Aga Masterchef. Its replacement, the new Falcon 1000 Deluxe, takes Aga-Rangemaster’s new 100cm tall oven format, shared with the Rangemaster brand, and gives it the Falcon treatment...

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Britannia Sigma Editions range cookers are designed to allow a touch of originality in the kitchen, and these limited edition versions of Britannia’s excellent and popular Sigma 100 model are available in two very appealing finishes which add a touch of sophistication to the standard finishes. Velvet Red and NEW Vanilla Matt are subtly different by virtue of their beautifully matt finish, which gives them an invitingly soft appearance, whilst still being easy to clean...

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Cannon have now re-branded and are now building their cookers with the new “Cannon by Hotpoint” badge, and they have also taken the opportunity to apply an overdue price increase which more sensibly represents their quality and position in the market. With their solid good looks and powerful gas hotplates their Traditional and Professional 100cm range cookers are otherwise unchanged and should continue to be a popular choice, but have acquired new product codes to reflect their new brand identity...

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It is rather a nice hue, but it seems that Redfyre’s Forest Green is no longer required and Aga, the new owners of this distinctive traditional brand, have decided to delete it from the product range from 1 July 2011. Ten to fifteen years ago green was the colour to have when it came to range cookers, but it has fallen out of fashion in recent years, although some still love it. We hope this particular shade will be replaced by one from Aga’s own palette as there will still be customers looking for a green range cooker, but we shall have to wait and see, and this is by no means guaranteed, so if you like the look of this superb electric cooker then you had better act now, even if you do not need it straight away...

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Range cookers clearly come in all shapes, sizes and prices, and when all you need is an entry-level product there is a good choice available. Worthy of note, then, is the Flavel FL92FRXP which due to a special clearance price is not only the cheapest range on our website, but also comes with a FREE set of non-stick saucepans...

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Stoves have built their reputation in built-in cooking, and their passion and technological expertise continues to make its mark. Their Stoves Accolade range, launched in 2008, never really took off the way it should have given its specification and sophisticated look, and their decision to have it built by a continental partner was perhaps regrettable. Learning from this experience, Stoves have re-launched their built-in offering for 2010 and the results are very appealing indeed...

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Stoves gas ovens have always been a popular choice, and Stoves is certainly the leading brand when it comes to the limited gas built-in market. Small though it may be compared to electric ovens, the market for gas ovens is nonetheless a very strong niche which has been very well served by the Stoves line-up to date. This is now to be replaced by new models which follow the aesthetic of the new British-built Stoves built-in range, similar in look to the previous, Italian-built Stoves Accolade range...

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With the imminent arrival of the new Stoves Sterling 1000DFT and 1100DFT (see News article HERE) it is the end of the road for the current format, as the additional grill compartment on the DFT models seems to be what most UK customers desire in a range cooker. There may well be a strong core of customers who prefer the original symmetrical layout, however, and if that includes you we advise that you order NOW while production is still going, as the new models will be taking over in October...

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The Belling Countrychef has been an enduring favourite for years, and it is still a great cooking platform for a growing family with demanding needs in the shape of the new Country Classic. Like all Belling products, it has always been aimed at the high value family market, with a price-point of around £1000. At a limited stock-limited promotional price of £650, then, the Belling Countrychef 100DF offers amazing value, and we recommend you order quickly to take advantage while you can, even if you take delivery later...

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Previously available as an exclusive model for a major retailer, the Belling Countryrange is a limited edition range cooker aimed at delivering high value family-sized cooking capacity to price-conscious consumers. We have access to the remaining stock of these products, and recommend acting quickly to secure one, as their nice specification and practical, energy-efficient format will make them a popular choice, particularly at only £825...See the Full Story...

The Belling Countrychef has had a very long and successful life, but is now set to retire following the launch of Belling’s new Classic range cookers. The 100cm traditional format of the Countrychef has been around for many years, and underwent a face-lift a couple of years ago which did much to revive its appeal, but the time has finally come to make way for newer models...

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Liverpool-based brand Stoves have announced that their unique and high-spec Rotostar built-in gas ovens are to be discontinued...


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On 1st January Rangemaster ceased supplying their dual fuel or gas range cookers without flame supervision devices (FSD), which will become mandatory on all gas appliances in March 2010...

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Cannon have a long-held reputation when it comes to cooking appliances, and we think their excellent 100cm range cooker products deserve a second look...

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Aga-Rangemaster have announced the deletion of a variety of products, with a final order date of 21 December 2009...See the Full Story...

In an unforeseen move by Rangemaster today, all of their traditional-style built-in ovens have been discontinued with immediate effect, and have consequently been withdrawn from our website. We may have access to LIMITED residual stocks, so please call us ASAP for further information...
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Rangemaster have for a long time matched 120cm wide hoods with their mainstream 110cm range cookers, often catching customers unawares when planning a new kitchen layout. They are now sensibly phasing out the 120cm hoods in favour of new 110cm models in both standard (non-railed) and Classic (railed) styles...
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The launch of the new Cream version of the Belling Kensington goes hand in hand with the demise of the Sandringham. Identical in specification, the Sandringham was aimed at the more traditional market, felt to prefer brass trim to chrome...See the Full Story...

Well, we told them so when the Kensington was launched a couple of years ago, but Belling have finally released Cream and Chrome versions of their popular Kensington models, and have decided to discontinue the Sandringham range, with its not so popular brass trim...See the Full Story...

As from 30 JUNE Rangemaster’s long-standing stainless steel models, the Professional 90 and 110, will no longer be available. Appealing to the more serious-minded cook, the Professional has always done well for Rangemaster, but in recent times has been out-sold by its sister product, the Toledo, with its friendlier, more domesticated look...See the Full Story...

Britannia have just announced the launch of a new 110 version of their highly popular L Line model, which is set to do very well in the crucial 110cm replacement market, representing as it does the prestige brand's entry-level product range...See the Full Story...

Rangemaster are one of the very few manufacturers still making range cookers in red, but are due to replace their long-running Rich Claret colour with the very similar but actually rather nicer Cranberry...See the Full Story...