4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[The Dogmother]

Has anyone here got, or have feedback on these?

 

My 20 year old gas cooker is on its last legs now and i'm hoping that it will last for Christmas; a friend has recommended a Leisure cooker - she has a range, is very pleased with it and I really like the retro look.

 

I would go for a dual fuel one. Feedback is most welcome.

 

Guess where my Christmas money will be going!

[Snowy]

Funnily enough we were thinking of replacing our cooker last month and also looked at these. In the end we opted to repair our existing cooker. I went off the Leisure one, it seemed a bit 'tinny' and for the price, didn't have as many features as the Cannon one that we would have chosen. I'm racking my brains now, I can't remember all the reasons why we didn't like it

[The Dogmother]

I have only seen my friend's one, which is an enormous range cooker, I will try to find some on display locally.

 

Unfortunately, my old cooker is beyond repair - I have been shoring it up for the last 5 or 6 years and the parts are now no longer available It hasn't really cooked properly for the last 4 years

[Goosey Lucy]

It hasn't really cooked properly for the last 4 years

 

Must remember this as an excuse for next burnt offering

[Lesley]

We bought our Stoves range from just up the road from you Clare - is it Buywise? That have quite a few you can see in their store.

[LisaP]

I've got a Belling dual fuel range cooker which I've had for 4 years and have been very happy with (she says whilst touching wood ).

 

Lisa P

[Egluntyne]

I have a Leisure Rangemaster 110. Had it for a few years and get on very well with it.

[Cinnamon]

I have a Rangemaster duel fuel range cooker & its brilliant.

I had to shop around a fair bit to find one with a proper grill - many had a sort of grill/oven thing, which is not much use if you want to grill AND use the oven at the same time

 

The double oven is dead handy too, & I should think that the option of just heating a smaller oven would be great for you,Clare.

 

I got it in nice brushed steel - it was a total bargain too!

 

I decided on the one I wanted & found a chap on ebay who was selling the exact one which he had won in a competition

I got it for just over half price

[Cooks]

I have a Rangemaster Electric Oven and Gas Hob I love it.

[Space Chick]

I'm a Stoves fan here, sturdy and good

 

I have a Richmond 1100 range cooker...

 

http://www.stoves.co.uk/Range-cookers/Richmond_c3/Richmond-1100G_s45.aspx

[ali-s]

I am having a Rangemaster cooker in a few weeks. I have been looking into them and found they have good reviews. I have chosen an all electric Elan 110 or Elan 90 depending on how we plan our new kitchen. I found a place on the internet which is £300 cheaper than anywhere else, the cooker hoods and splash backs are 50% cheaper. The site is bookmarked on my laptop (on big puter at the mo), I will post the site later.

 

I would love a multifuel Rayburn, but at nearly £9000 couldn't justify the price at the moment.

[Lewis]

We have a double oven one in cream with a grill + pully out draw thinng on the bottom of one half. I like it and mother spent agen trying to find it and they're happy with it

 

Had it for a couple of years + only broke once when I put half a tub of baking soda in a cake and it exploded in the oven but its fixed now

[Seagazer]

We have a Leisure Rangemaster Toledo (think its 110) and we love it. We've had it about 5 years now and not had any problems with it. Very handy having the two ovens

[TheGirlsMum]

Ive got a cream Leisure Rangemaster 110 dual fuel and I love it.

[The Dogmother]

Thanks for all your suggestions - I'd love a range type one, but it woudl mean moving all the kitchen cupboards! I don't think I can stretch to one either

 

I looked in Buywise, Lesley, but they didn't have any Leisure ones on view/in stock.