Fridge Freezers Section

Rangemaster’s New Integrated Refrigeration Collection

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

 Rangemaster’s New Integrated Refrigeration Collection A new integrated refrigeration collection has been launched by Rangemaster, the leading UK range cooker brand.

The launch will double Rangemaster’s overall refrigeration offer, making it the brand for choice, design and quality.

Choice
There are four integrated options, covering separate under-counter fridge and freezer as well as two fridge freezers in different size options.

This extends the Rangemaster refrigeration choice beyond freestanding units, providing an attractive solution for homes with less space or for customers who prefer a sleek look, with appliances neatly hidden.

Design
The really useful design solutions and great functionality, allow for a larger internal capacity, with exceptionally strong glass shelving plus chrome trim; interior wine rack (on 50:50 and 70:30 models), salad drawers, and in-door shelving. The dreaded defrosting is transformed into an easy task with the built-in auto defrost function.

Energy efficiency is one of Rangemaster’s highest priorities when designing their kitchen appliances, and this new refrigeration is no exception, as Rangemaster’s built-in refrigeration has been A-rated across the board to ensure efficient energy usage.

Quality
Rangemaster is so confident of the quality and durability of this new range that each model comes with an impressive two year warranty.

With choice, design, and quality all covered, Rangemaster can deliver the ultimate integrated refrigeration for your kitchen.

Our picture shows the Rangemaster Integrated 50:50 Fridge Freezer.
The range retails from £280.49.

To view Rangemaster’s complete new integrated refrigeration collection,
please visit the website.

A ‘Contemporary Traditional Pantry’ From Chalon & Norcool

Sunday, March 27th, 2011

 A Chalon Handmade Kitchens have announced that they have started to work with Norcool, the Norwegian appliance manufacturer.

As a result of this association a Norcool Pantry Unit has been installed in Chalon’s latest showroom in Knutsford, Cheshire.

As a ‘modern take on a traditional pantry,’ Chalon has integrated this appliance into their award-winning kitchen cabinetry.

The original pantry was the food storage solution of the pre-electric age. Dearly loved by both domestic goddesses and chefs, the Norcool pantry is the peak of modern cooling storage solutions:

  • Available fully integrated – as shown in our picture – or as a stand alone unit, this Pantry fridge is extremely versatile and can be fitted anywhere, including into awkward corners.
  • Shown here in one of Chalon’s most in-demand colours, Vintage Mortar Grey.
  • With 1,220 litres of available space, whole crates of water or soft drinks can be stored, while lots of food can be prepared in advance, making it ideal for the regular entertainer.

A key feature of this innovative appliance is that it is modular and comes flat-packed; the hugely important benefit of this is it allows installation into areas with very tight access – think of a city flat or, in the case of Chalon’s Knutsford showroom, upstairs in a listed building with a very narrow staircase.

Stephen Carter, Chalon Managing Director commented “We have been looking for a high quality product that provides this functionality for some time and are delighted to be working with Norcool to meet this need.”

The modern take on a traditional pantry is now available for order from any of Chalon’s seven UK showrooms.

For further information on Chalon & Norcool’s Modern/Traditional Pantry, or find your nearest showroom, please visit the website.

Gorenje’s Washing Machines Offer True Water Efficiency

Sunday, September 19th, 2010

Gorenje

At a time when experts, practitioners, decision makers and leaders from around the globe gather in Stockholm for World Water Week, Gorenje’s wide range of washing machines offer the discerning consumer a variety of ‘green’ benefits that can help cut their bills and protect the environment.

Gorenje’s latest models use almost half the electricity and water of those built more than 15 years ago.

Its washing machines are 90 per cent recyclable and all models offer ‘A+’ energy and ‘A’ wash and spin performance.

Alongside the excellent specification and attractive design for which Gorenje appliances are renowned, the 2010 washing machine range also features several benefits, specifically designed to maximise water and energy efficiency, including:

UseLogic® technology, which uses intelligent sensors to continuously monitor the purity of the water in each cycle and automatically adjusts the level of water for the type of load; ensuring that clothes and fabrics are cleaned gently and efficiently.

ECO 30ºC wash option provides great washing results at a lower temperature; using 40 per cent less electricity.

Gorenje washing machines boast a special system that prevents waste of detergent. This system, both economical and environmentally friendly, reduces detergent consumption by up to 20 per cent, contributing to preservation of the environment.

17 minute Quick Wash feature for refreshing lightly soiled clothes in a hurry.

The Gorenje’s WA60125 washing machine featured here boasts an energy rating of ‘A+’ using less water and energy thereby saving on household bills.

For further information on Gorenje’s washing appliance range, please visit the website.

It’s In When You Are Out – Shopbox

Friday, September 10th, 2010

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From September, online shoppers will be able to rent a Shopbox, have it installed and ready to accept delivery of any online purchases when not at home.

Consumers will no longer have to stay in and wait for their grocery shopping, or be forced to pay for peak time evening or weekend slots, as the Shopbox will receive the goods whilst they are out, storing them securely and at the correct temperature, until they return home.

Unlike other drop boxes, Shopbox has three temperature-controlled compartments; frozen, refrigerated and ambient, which can accept anything from carrots to cornflakes to computer games:

  • Easily installed, simply plug into the mains (part of installation) on days when groceries are being delivered and on other days you can use your Shopbox to accept any non-food items such as clothes, books and electrical products.
  • The secure locking system is activated upon delivery and then unlocked by the owner on their return. The box is securely locked to the outside wall.
  • Shopbox can also be used as an extra food storage device, ideal for outdoor entertaining and at Christmas, when fridge and freezer space can be tight.
  • Shopbox is rented for a monthly fee of £14.99.

Many of the major retailers are supportive of Shopbox and are looking at joint marketing initiatives.

If you would like to find out more about Shopbox, please visit the website.
Tel:   (0800) 007 6122.

Healthy Summer Eating With Sub-Zero & Wolf

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

 Healthy Summer Eating With Sub-Zero & Wolf During the warm summer months we all lean towards a more healthy diet; eating freshly prepared food that is light, nutritious and ideal for entertaining friends.

Wolf offers the health-conscious chef customised professional appliances, which are ideal for preparing fresh, healthy summer food.

The integrated worktop modules consist of seven flexible cooking options, including a steamer and grill, which provide the perfect way to cook wholesome and delicious tasting food with ease:

Summer Steaming

  • One of the healthiest modes of cooking is to steam food as it retains the valuable nutrients, colour and flavour that can be sometimes lost with other cooking methods, plus it avoids the use of oil and fat.
  • The IS15 steamer from Wolf can be used to cook food such as fish and chicken, but can also be used to prepare pasta dishes or large quantities of vegetables, by utilising the solid basket. Wolf ICBIS15/S Steamer £1,857.00.

Get the BBQ Effect Indoors

  • Alternatively, the grill module gives a BBQ effect and offers maximum cook-ability; it cooks meat and fish perfectly giving the grilled look and feel. This compact, integrated appliance offers a quick and easy option for summer entertaining, when you want to minimise fuss yet maximise taste.
  • The Wolf IG15 grill enables meat such as steaks, kebabs and fish to be grilled in the comfort of the kitchen.
  • The low profile one- piece grate creates a ‘grilled’ effect, whilst the double heating element configuration – front and back - enables two different food stuffs to be cooked at the same time but at different temperatures, or for food to be cooked on one section of the grill as other items are kept warm. Wolf ICBIG15/S Grill £1,269.00.

Sub-Zero’s Built In Refrigeration

  • Incorporates technology developed for NASA; the microbiological air purification system refreshes and ‘scrubs’ the air in the unit every 20 minutes, removing any bacteria, mould and viruses in the process.
  • It’s so efficient, it even removes food odours and the ethylene gas naturally emitted by some foods, such as summer fruits, that causes over-ripening and hastens spoilage and waste. Sub-Zero ICB700BR Refrigerator Drawers £3,460.00.

Featured here is the Sub-Zero ICB736TCI Refrigerator Freezer £7,156.00.

For further information visit the Sub Zero & Wolf website.

Tel: (0845) 250 0010


 

Gorenje’s New Fridge Freezer With Radio & Voice Messaging

Monday, April 12th, 2010

 GorenjeBeing bold and different is at the core of Gorenje’s philosophy. A simple look at the company’s stylish products, is sufficient proof of its clear identity in the kitchen appliances market.

It is where ‘sleek’ and ‘robust’ blend naturally and where practicality and genuine flair dovetail without compromise.

Gorenje’s elegant refrigeration products combine excellent use of space with superb design and the very latest technology to keep food, vegetables and fruit in the very best of condition.

The company’s new NRK67358E freestanding fridge freezer is ‘A+’ rated for energy and carries all the special features, which have become synonymous with the Gorenje name. These not only include the maximum and most effective use of the generous space, elegant cooling drawers instead of baskets, but also new technology.

Including:

  • An electronic interactive touch control screen, with the advantage of an Eco Mode option, to ensure optimum temperatures and excellent energy savings.
  • It is also a boon for the busy family, with its ability to record and play back voice messages. There is also a useful integrated radio, a mine of recipes and food energy values, recommendations for food storage, useful hints and tips for operation and maintenance, and a child-safe locking facility.
  • However, perhaps the one feature that most typifies the Gorenje approach, is the clever ‘Frost Free Advantage’ technology; it is a superior partial frost free system, as opposed to a total frost free system offered by others.
  • By eliminating moisture from the freezer section only, the system prevents food in the fridge from drying out, and ensures perfect conditions for the long term storage of fruit and vegetables.

Bill Miller, Sales and Marketing Director of Gorenje UK, says, “Our new NRK67358E freestanding fridge freezer is another first class offering from Gorenje, bearing all the company’s hallmarks of quality, imaginative design, careful thought and an excellent energy rating.

We are always looking to put our own distinctive mark on our appliances and raise the bar to a new level.”

Visit the Gorenje website for more information on the key features and for your nearest stockist.

Tel: (0208) 247 3980

ATAG’s New Refrigerators Offer Oceans of Space

Friday, November 27th, 2009

ATAGThere is something undeniably and addictively cool about a big, American-style side-by-side refrigerator; it is a truly iconic product and the show-stopping centrepiece of the contemporary kitchen.

Now take the best of its super features, mix them with the very latest technology and cutting edge design, and add a liberal splash of ATAG’s renowned European craftsmanship.

What you have is the company’s new range of side-by-side spacious fridge freezers, which offer a heady mix of style, flair, great versatility and a huge amount of storage space.

The new range comprises of the KA2111DQ and KA2111DL in stainless steel and the KA2192DL in graphite black.

‘Luxurious’ is very definitely the appropriate word for these sleek models:

  • Options include an ice maker and mini bar, while standard functions embrace Fast Freeze, Fast Cooling and No-Frost technology.
  • The ice maker functions fully automatically and its design means that taller glasses can fit under the dispenser and be filled directly with ice cubes, shaved ice or fresh cool water.
  • The mini bar gives users direct access to a cool drink without having to open the door of the fridge. The neatly integrated door and can be easily opened by means of a push/pull fixture.

Yet it is the impressive storage capacity of these models that immediately catches the eye. Despite their size and bulk, they feature attractive and contemporary styling, as well as excellent economic credentials; the most luxurious model in the range, the KA2111DQ boasts an ‘A+’ energy rating.

The features of these appliances are rich, strong and varied. ATAG refrigerators are equipped with the company’s Twin Cooling System, which chills the food in the fridge and the freezer separately.

Cool air is also circulated for each compartment for very even temperature distribution and moisture content, enabling you to keep your fresh food even longer, preserving nutritional value and taste.

For more information on ATAG’s new American-style refrigeration, or for your nearest stockist visit the ATAG website.

http://www.atag.co.uk.
Tel: (0208) 247 3993

Optimum Wine Preservation From Sub Zero

Friday, September 18th, 2009

 Optimum Wine Preservation From Sub ZeroCombining high-quality design with premium storage, Sub-Zero’s wine preservation units, are the optimum way to safeguard and display a valued collection of wine, until it is ready to be enjoyed.

All key storage factors have been taken into consideration including, temperature and humidity control, light protection and anti-vibration to pioneer optimum cellar and serving conditions.

With a range of sizes and configurations, storing from 46 to 147 bottles including half bottles, bottles and magnums, the collection can be kept subtly out of sight, or positioned as a design focal point in the kitchen, study or entertaining spaces.

Unique to Sub-Zero, the 400 Series features two independent storage zones, which are tightly sealed and digitally controlled.

Within each compartment, ideal humidity control prevents corks from drying out and precise temperature levels are monitored, within one degree of pre set temperatures.

This important feature cannot be controlled in a cellar, meaning that Sub-Zero’s range of wine storage, offers the ability to store both red, white wine and champagne in the same unit.

The 400 Series temperature range of 4-18 degrees Celsius is perfect for storing and ageing and importantly, is not as cold as standard refrigeration, which can be harmful to wines and champagnes.

Sub-Zero’s wine preservation units are available as statement design pieces, in classic stainless steel finish as freestanding or integrated models and are also available with overlay cabinetry, to blend seamlessly into a room design.

The 400 Series has been designed to accommodate various spatial requirements, ranging from the new ICBWS-30 model with a substantial capacity of 147 bottles, to the sleek freestanding and compact under counter units, with a capacity of 46 bottles.

Sub-Zero’s Wine Storage Units are priced from £3,185.50 including VAT.

For further information and to view the range, visit the stockist online:

Web: http://www.westye.co.uk
Tel: (020) 8418 3800

Haier Launches The Innovative 3D Fridge Freezer

Friday, July 10th, 2009

 Haier Launches The Innovative 3D Fridge Product Haier, the world’s second largest white goods manufacturer, has introduced the innovative 3D fridge in two different models in two different colors, to encompass a variety of consumer needs.

The new third dimension in these fridges is the freezer drawer, which revolutionises the function of the refrigerator, to bring more comfort and convenience to life.

This pioneering feature has been recognized in its importance at an international level by winning the Red Dot Design Award and the Plus X Award in 2008.

The freezer drawer enables users to take full advantage of space within their refrigerator, by offering direct access to food in one simple move.

Users can see exactly what’s in store at a glance, without having to stoop to explore its contents.

The freezer drawer is easy to clean, as the interior compartment can be removed.

The freezer drawer also helps towards saving energy, as on opening the first drawer, the second stays closed; thus food is searched for through a smaller part of the fridge and since less time is used searching, more energy is saved.

Each drawer can store food at different temperatures, making it easy to store different foods at the right temperatures.

The new 3D fridge section, features a wide space that can be organized and managed to its full potential thanks to its adaptability; also an LED back light runs along the entire back wall, permitting maximum visibility of the contents.

There is also the ‘Big Crisper’, which regulates the humidity rate in a dedicated section, for foods that need a special humidity rate, but not a very cool temperature.

All 3D fridges belong to the A+ class, which means a 25% energy saving in comparison with the A class; all are provided with the Total No Frost Technology, so no more defrosting, which means more time and energy saving.

Available in Comet from the end of July, the MRP will be £599.99.

Web:  http://www.comet.co.uk/

Comet Predicts: Goodbye Celebrity Chefs, Hello Virtual Chefs

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

Comet Predicts: Goodbye Celebrity Chefs, Hello Virtual ChefsA new report by electrical specialist Comet, predicts that our kitchens will take a dramatic turn for the better by 2014.

In five years we will be experiencing new technology developments in our home kitchens with the addition of “virtual chefs” and “intelligent fridges” that can suggest bespoke recipes based on its contents.

Soon the celebrity chef will be phased out in favour of personal virtual culinary assistants, who will be a permanent fixture in each of our homes.

A welcome addition to help ease our busy lifestyles is the “virtual chef”, which takes the form of a 3D virtual hologram; it will be constantly by our side to offer cooking advice, cookery technique demos and bespoke recipe suggestions in the comfort of our own kitchens.

The British kitchen will change significantly in the next five years and become a much more exciting place to cook in; no longer will there be struggles to get cooking timings and measurements correct, the virtual chef will take the pressure off so we can focus on entertaining and relaxing.

The “intelligent fridge” will be a second addition to the kitchen of the future, with technology to offer recipe and mealtime suggestions, just by sensing what contents lie inside it.
Comet predicts that the ‘intelligent fridge’ will have the ability to contact you on your way home from work and suggest a variety of options for your supper to save you a trip to the supermarket.

By 2014, traditional recipe books will be a thing of the past, as our kitchens will boast ‘electronic paper’ recipes and video demonstrations placed on walls or cupboards for our convenience.

Web: http://www.comet.co.uk