Glossy new catalogue from Amica

Glossy new catalogue from Amica

2009-10-28 Leading Polish appliances manufacturer, Amica, is delighted with its latest UK catalogue, available now.

51 glossy pages provide details of all Amica products and the features of each, organised into easily found sections – cooking, first freestanding, then built-in with hobs, hoods and packs; then refrigeration, dishwashers and laundry.

Designed for use by consumers and also for sellers to ensure all main features and benefits are clearly explained, the catalogue begins with some fabulous lifestyle photography and each section kicks off with a description of product features - from programmers and functions through safety considerations to money and energy saving aspects.

The catalogue features a photograph of every model across all product ranges, including Amica’s latest innovations – the new Scandium range with revolutionary Aqualytic oven cleaning system, matching 2m A+ No Frost upright freezer and larder fridge, and its black Navigator washing machine. Beneath every image is a full bullet point breakdown of the specific features of each product.

Every product in the catalogue is A or A+ rated for energy efficiency and comes with Amica’s quality after sales service and full two year parts and labour guarantee.

Simon Freear, country manager for Amica in the UK, said: “We are extremely pleased with the new catalogue and of our new products, which of course are all included. Amica products are now available from most independent electrical stores in the UK, which should all be up to date with our product offering, but I would urge all independent retailers, whether existing Amica stockists or not, to ask their distributor for their copy of the new Amica catalogue. If they are not already taking advantage of our guarantees, service levels and profit margins, they should be!”

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