Easy Maintenance CDA also makes cleaning eff ortless. Their ovens are equipped with features designed to reduce time and eff ort, including:  Pyrolytic and steam-cleaning functions  Easy-clean enamel interiors  Quick-release doors and removable glass panels


These features are especially valued by


customers looking for convenience and long- term reliability.


appliance. The Hood Connect extractor goes one step further by detecting steam from the hob and automatically adjusting fan speed.


Top Picks for Retailers Looking to expand your appliance range with accessible, high-performing models? CDA off ers:  SC621 – Side-opening oven with ergonomic controls  SL400/SL550 – Ovens with “3 Touch & Go” technology  SL Range – Featuring quick-release doors for easy cleaning  EXG60/70/90 – Gesture-controlled angled extractors  CCG60BL – Gesture-control canopy hood  HC6312FR/HC6212FR & SL300/SL500 –


Harby Road, Langer, Nottinghamshire, NG13 9HY


01949 862 010 sales@cda.co.uk https://www.cda.co.uk/


Appliances with teardrop rotary knobs


Why Choose CDA? CDA brings together accessible design, user-


friendly innovation and strong commercial value. For retailers, this means off ering products that not only perform well but also meet the diverse needs of modern households. When you stock CDA, you’re providing more than just kitchen appliances. You’re delivering smart, practical solutions that customers trust and return for.


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The Retro Wine Cooler Everyone Wants at the Party


Freestanding, compact, and designed with a vintage twist, she’s perfect for patios, kitchens or garden bars


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