An exciting new refrigerator that leads the market in features yet with useable refrigerator and freezer space superior to that of similar sized alternatives.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd UK is proud to announce the expansion of its G-Series refrigeration range, to include the UK’s first A+++ energy rated no frost combi fridge freezer (RL60GQERS).
An upright freezer and two larder fridges by leading Polish appliances brand, Amica were used by the contestants in the first series of Cookery School
Established refrigeration specialist, Lec, has added four new products to its existing cooling and freezing collection offering a range of height, capacity, cooling and freezing options for the consumer.
We are proud to announce that the Electrolux EUU11410 under counter A rated freezer has been named a WHICH? online Best Buy. The Electrolux EUU11410 tested five stars for ‘Reliability’ and ‘Quietness and Vibration’
Zanussi introduces a freezer that is 20 per cent more efficient, compared to other similar sized A rated freezers. Its functions include fast freeze and a high temperature warning sign. Its controls are on the outside, making them easy to access.
Ordinary products do not win the prized iF award for design and ground-breaking technological content.
The convergence of different applications and technologies continues to be an ongoing and exciting development in home appliances, as boundary lines become blurred and any permutation becomes possible.
KitchenAid, the luxury built-in brand, has won the prestigious International Forum Product Design Award 2010 (IF), in the household kitchen category for its innovative Shock Freezer.
Amica has extended its popular Elegance collection of cooling appliances in the UK with a brand new range of matching upright fridges and freezers.
For large families that need to store plenty of food and maximise shopping advantages with BOGOF offers, the trusty chest freezer continues to be the reassuring rock of stability for all seasons, which can be placed virtually anywhere in the home.
