La Cornue CornuFé 90 vs 110
La Cornue CornuFé 90 vs 110 is a common question among La Cornue owners. This guide walks through it step by step with technician-grade detail.
The CornuFé family brings La Cornue craftsmanship to factory-built, pro-style ranges that ship faster than the made-to-order Château. The two sizes — 90 and 110 — differ mainly in oven count and width. This guide compares them.
CornuFé 90 “Albertine” (35.4″ / 90cm)
The CornuFé 90, known as the Albertine, offers one multifunction convection oven with 7 cooking modes plus a storage drawer. The rangetop carries 5 brass gas burners or a 5-zone induction surface, available as dual-fuel or full induction. US SKUs include C9MF, C93, C9RF, and C9AF.
CornuFé 110 (43″ / 110cm)
The CornuFé 110 steps up to two electric convection ovens and a wider rangetop, again with 5 gas burners or a 5-zone induction surface, in dual-fuel or induction. It uses the C1- SKU prefix in the US market. The second oven makes it the better choice for cooks who routinely run two dishes at different temperatures.
Comparison
- Ovens: 90 = one multifunction oven + drawer; 110 = two electric convection ovens.
- Width: The 110 is wider with more rangetop room.
- Fuel: Both offer dual-fuel (5 brass burners) or 5-zone induction.
- Lead time: Both are factory-built and ship faster than a Château.
How to choose
Pick the 90 if you want a single capable oven, a storage drawer, and a smaller footprint. Pick the 110 if dual ovens matter and you have the width. If you are also weighing the bespoke route, compare against the Château vs CornuFé guide.
Induction or gas?
Both sizes let you choose 5 brass gas burners or a 5-zone induction top. Induction is easier to clean and more precise but requires correct wiring; gas offers classic flame control. See our gas vs dual-fuel vs induction guide and confirm specs on lacornueusa.com.
Service
Our technicians service both CornuFé sizes, including the multifunction oven, brass burners, and induction systems. Schedule a service appointment when your Albertine or 110 needs attention.
Decoding the US SKUs
When you shop or order parts, the SKU tells you the configuration. The CornuFé 90 “Albertine” uses C9-prefix codes (C9MF, C93, C9RF, C9AF) that denote its fuel and finish variant, while the 110 uses the C1- prefix. Quoting the full SKU to the National Service Center ensures the correct genuine parts for your unit. Our model name and SKU guide breaks the codes down further.
Living with the oven count
The 90’s single multifunction oven offers seven cooking modes — conventional bake, convection, broil, and more — which covers most home cooking, while the storage drawer adds practical pan storage. The 110’s two electric convection ovens let you bake and roast at separate temperatures at once, the way a dual-oven Château does, but in the faster-shipping pro-style format. If batch cooking and entertaining are routine, the 110 earns its extra width. See our 7 oven modes guide for how the multifunction oven behaves.
Frequently asked
- Do both ship faster than a Château? Yes — both are factory-built, so lead times are far shorter than a made-to-order Château.
- Can I get either in induction? Both offer a 5-zone induction surface or 5 brass gas burners (dual-fuel).
How to choose between them
Pick the 90 “Albertine” if you want one capable multifunction oven, a storage drawer, and a smaller footprint that still delivers La Cornue style. Pick the 110 if a second oven matters and you have the extra width for it. Both are factory-built and ship far faster than a made-to-order Château, so the choice is really about oven count and size rather than wait time. If you are also weighing the bespoke route, compare against the Château vs CornuFé guide before deciding. Either CornuFé gives you brass burners or induction, a multifunction or convection oven, and genuine La Cornue styling without the made-to-order wait of a Château.
