Belling vs Leisure Cookers

Belling and Leisure both sell freestanding electric cookers in the UK. Belling's models here include the Belling FARMHOUSE60EBLK electric cooker with a ceramic hob in black at £799, the Belling FARMHOUSE60DFBLK dual fuel model at £799 and the Belling MRAFHOUSE60EBLK ceramic double oven at £649. Leisure's selection starts with the Leisure CLA60CEK Classic electric cooker with a ceramic hob at £529 and the Leisure CLA60CEC Classic at £529, moving up to the 100cm Leisure CK100D210K Cookmaster range cooker at £1,299 and the Leisure CS100D510X Cuisinemaster at £1,799.

Belling's 60cm cookers are built around practical features. The FARMHOUSE60EBLK offers 65 litres in the main oven, 37 litres in the second, a fan oven and four burners, along with easy-clean enamel. The MRAFHOUSE60EBLK gives a 33-litre top oven and a 70-litre base oven, four ceramic zones and an AirFry mode. Leisure's Classic models provide a double oven with an integrated electric grill and a ceramic hob, with oven capacities of 35 and 56 litres. The CLA60CEC adds catalytic liners and faster cooking,.

Belling suits households that want a well-equipped 60cm cooker for a family kitchen, particularly those who value AirFry and easy-clean enamel. The MRAFHOUSE60EBLK at £649 gives a double oven at a mid-range price. Leisure suits cooks who want a double-oven cooker at the lowest price here, with the CLA60CEK at £529 offering a grill and ceramic hob for less. The 100cm Cuisinemaster CS100D510X at £1,799 is aimed at larger families or serious home cooks who need a range cooker.

Bottom line: choose Belling if you want a 60cm cooker with AirFry and a double oven from £649, or a dual fuel model at £799. Choose Leisure if the lowest price matters most, with the Classic CLA60CEK at £529, or if you need a 100cm range cooker from £1,299 for a larger kitchen.