Washer’s energy efficiency ratings range from A-Class down to G-Class, the higher the energy class the more efficiently it preforms. Higher efficiency washers not only benefit the environment but also help to save you money on your bills. If you’re looking for a washer that offers both efficiency and cost savings, look no further than our range of energy efficient washing machines.
Great for suffer from allergies, asthma, or sensitive skin. Endorsed by Allergy UK, up to 99.9% of allergens are removed from laundry, as well as common bacteria.
Washers can feature self-cleaning drums or detergent draws, which helps prevent the buildup of dirt, grime, and detergent residue, offering my hygienic washing as well as reducing the need for manual cleaning.
Quiet-running washers operate at lower noise levels, compared to regular washers, so they don't disturb your quiet time. Offering a more peaceful laundry experience.
Gain control over your laundry schedule with the convenience of a delay timer option. This feature gives you the time saving options and flexibility. Say goodbye to waiting around and hello to a more adaptable and efficient laundry routine.
Why is spin speed important? Lower spin speeds are ideal when washing delicate items or trainers. Whereas higher spin speeds remove more water helping clothes to dry quicker. The spin speed refers to the rotational speed of the Washer’s drum, measured by revolutions per minute (RPM). Speeds can range from 400rpm up to the super-fast 1600rpm.
Sensors & Kilo Detection
Sensors inside the Washing machine can detect the weight of the laundry load before the start of a cycle and then adjusts the amount of water and energy, as well as the time duration for a more efficient wash.
Freestanding washers can be easily moved and installed and come in a range of colours such as Black and Silver as well as White, so they suit your style.
Slimline washers are perfect for smaller kitchens and utility rooms, making them ideal if your home can't accommodate a standard-sized washing machine or if you want to save space while still enjoying large capacities of up to 8kg. With widths of 490mm or less, they fit easily into narrow spaces.
If your home has shallow worktops or a narrow kitchen, a Slim Depth Washer is an excellent choice. With depths of 490mm or less, these sleek machines fit comfortably in tight spots where standard washing machines might not. Despite their compact design, they offer standard-sized drums and load capacities ranging from 7kg to 10kg, allowing you to save space without sacrificing performance.
Warranties cover your washer during a set period and mean you’ll be able to get it repaired, or even replaced, for free if anything were to go wrong, giving you extra peace of mind.
Installation & Recycle
We offer services that make getting your new washer up and running a breeze. Our installation option is especially helpful with integrated models. Take a closer look at our full range of services Here »
Frequently asked questions
Are Washing Machines hot or cold fill?
Washing machines with a hot and cold fill are still available however most washing machines now are generally cold fill only. This makes them more energy efficient whilst delivering better washing results, especially when using biological detergent.
What size washing machine do I need?
It is important to consider the dimensions when choosing a washing machine. Standard washing machines are around 85cm tall and 60cm wide and the depth can vary depending on the drum size. If you have limited space, you may want to consider a smaller or slimline model, which typically are below 50cm wide and/or below 54cm deep.
Can a washing machine be placed in a garage?
Washing machines can be installed in garages however this option comes with its own problems. Garages can suffer from lack of ventilation and condensation can cause damage to the washing machine. The garage can also become too hot in summer which could cause the machine to overheat and in the winter when its cold pipes can be at risk of freezing. Also freestanding garages are unlikely to have plumbing available which can make installation difficult.