You’ve no doubt come across the Indesit name on several types of appliances over time. But if you have now come to the stage of actually buying some kitchen appliances, is the Indesit name and brand worth sticking with?
Now is the time to find out what Indesit appliances are really made of, so let’s take a closer look.
What types of kitchen appliances do they make?
Take your pick from ovens, hobs, dishwashers and much more besides. You can have separate fridges and freezers if you like, or you can focus on getting an Indesit all in one fridge freezer.
And of course they not only supply good looking freestanding items, you can also get fully integrated ones. This means you can benefit from the Indesit efficiency without having the outward appearance interfering with the look of your new fitted kitchen!
Why do kitchen appliances by this brand fit the bill?
Well the range and versatility they provide are certainly two good reasons to think about using Indesit. They are definitely built with the customer in mind, because there are so many features with every type of appliance that you would ask for if you were given the choice.
And because there are so many different appliances within each section of the kitchen – for example, cooking or cleaning – you will surely be able to find something that is ideal for your budget, whatever that might be.
Are their appliances very basic or more advanced?
As you would expect from a brand that has a good selection of appliances within each part of the kitchen, you can get anything from the most basic and simplest of appliances to something a lot more advanced.
The key is to think about what you would like to have and then find an appliance that will match those needs.
Is their website very informative?
Yes and you can find the products quite easily from the home page. Look for that heading and you will see a big drop down menu appear when you hover over it.
Simply choose what kind of appliance you want and click on that option. The next page then asks you to make your choice, so you can decide what type you want. So for example, if you go for cookers it will ask you to select the colour you’d like, along with various other features. The more you choose, the fewer the options you will have to look at.
You can de-select any of your options at any point if you want to, but once you are happy just go ahead and click the link to take a closer look at all the relevant choices.
You’ll get some of the ones you have selected lined up alongside each other. This is great because they enable you to compare them by doing this. You can use the arrow buttons to scroll along to any more choices that were relevant for your needs.
If you spot something you like, just click the link they give you to have a look at what they call the ‘tech sheet’. This is basically another web page that lists all the features and aspects of that particular appliance. Complete dimensions are also given here, which you should always bear in mind when you are planning where the appliance will go in your kitchen.
You’ll also no doubt have spotted that zoom link underneath the little picture. This brings up another window so you can see the appliance, whatever it may be, in more detail. The picture isn’t that much larger and sadly they don’t generally give you more than one picture, but it is better than the small image on the main page.
You have another option here though, and that is to visit the page where all the catalogues are. As with many brands, they give you the opportunity to download various catalogues if you want to. And they have three to choose from – one focusing on built in kitchen appliances, one for freestanding ones, and then one main one which has everything in it.
In conclusion
Indesit doesn’t leave a lot unsaid when it comes to their website. You should be able to identify some of the best brands here before you go searching the wider internet for stockists of the kitchen appliances you like and need to buy.
You may not have decided on a brand to buy as of yet, but there is no doubt that Indesit should be close to the top of the pile.