Who’s Who? - Accessible Appliances
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WHO’S WHO?
Why CDA is the Go-To brand for retailers focused on accessibility, innovation and value
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n today’s competitive market, appliances that combine style, innovation, and affordability do more than turn heads — they drive sales. That’s where CDA comes in. A proudly British brand, CDA is part of
the globally respected Amica Group, a kitchen appliance manufacturer with over 70 years’ experience and a presence in 50 countries. With three decades of UK-focused design and engineering expertise, CDA creates appliances
tailored to the needs of modern British homes. CDA has also been recognised for its ethical
approach to business, recently rated top scorers in The Good Shopping Guide under the Cookers: Ethical Comparison category. This highlights the brand’s commitment to responsible sourcing, sustainability and consumer trust. An increasingly important factor for today’s values-driven customers.
Designed for UK Living CDA appliances are built with real-world practicality in mind. They’re simple to install, intuitive to use, and easy to maintain. Even pyrolytic ovens are 13-amp compatible, making them ideal for installers and everyday households. Whether it’s a compact apartment or a busy family kitchen, CDA offers products that look good and work hard.
Accessibility Meets Style
CDA understands that appliances should be inclusive as well as stylish. The SC621 side- opening oven is a great example. It’s ideal for residential and assisted living environments, offering full accessibility without compromising on appearance.
For customers with mobility needs or higher
care requirements, CDA has developed ovens and hobs with teardrop rotary control knobs. These are non-slip, easy to grip, and designed for greater control. The addition of soft-close doors further improves ease of use and safety in the kitchen.
Innovation Made Simple CDA’s Signature Line prioritises simplicity. The “3 Touch & Go” feature allows users to start cooking with just three taps, providing a smooth transition for those more comfortable with traditional rotary controls.
For users with sensory or dexterity challenges, the gesture control extractor range offers an elegant solution. A wave of the hand is all it takes to operate the appliance. The Hood Connect extractor goes one step further by detecting steam from the hob and automatically adjusting fan speed.
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