Cooking appliance brand Stoves has refreshed its Richmond and Richmond Deluxe range cooker collections, with an AirFry function.

Investment from its parent company Glen Dimplex Home Appliances into tooling and a new manufacturing partner have allowed Stoves to introduce new features to its range cookers.

Now the 13-setting multifunction main oven on Richmond and Richmond Deluxe range cookers boasts AirFry technology, which is claimed to cook 30% faster than a conventional oven.

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Reportedly the only range cookers on the market to offer four ovens, thanks to the Quad Oven design, they offer up to 196 litres of cooking capacity.

In addition, the range cookers offer TrueTemp Digital Thermostat, Steam & Infuse, Pro-Trae double extension telescopic sliders and AirFry tray, cast iron griddle and full width grill pan.

 The new collections are available in 900mm, 1000mm and 1100mm models with dual fuel, electric and induction options.

On dual fuel models consumers can choose between five and seven burners, with a 4kW PowerWok on the 1000mm and 1100mm models.

They also have a choice of three induction hobs: Five zone rotary or touch control induction hobs, with bridgeable zones, or FreedomFlex true zoneless induction on the Richmond Deluxe 1000 and 1100mm.

Completing the specification, the models feature Easy-Clean enamel and SteamCleanse steam cleaning and Maxi-Clock LED touch control programmer.

Richmond and Richmond Deluxe range cookers come in a choice of Anthracite, Black and Cream.

It follows on from the upgrade of its Stoves and Belling Mini Range Cookers to now include AirFry functions.