DeLonghi1.7L Distinta Metallic Finish Kettle & 4 Slice Toaster
R3,479
About
4 Slice Toaster
Distinta, born from De’Longhi technology and skills, is the collection that embodies style, future, purity and elegance all as one, making it the unique new classic. This 4 Slice Toaster comes in a sophisticated matte metallic finish with chromed details, making it the perfect balance of functional and beautiful to look at. With multiple settings including reheat, defrost and bagel, this toaster is for the modern homemaker that loves quality designer kitchen appliances.
1.7L Kettle
Distinta, born from De’Longhi technology and skills, is the collection that embodies style, future, purity and elegance all in one, making it the unique new classic. This sophisticated kettle comes with a matte metallic finish and chromed details, combining functionality, quality and beautiful design in your kitchen.
Product Features
4 Slice Toaster
- 4-Slice toaster
- Sophisticated matte metallic finish with chromed details
- Metal wrapped touch points
- Electronic control include reheat, defrost, bagel and cancel functions
- All functions with neon indicator
- Features an extra-lift position and progressive, electronic browning control
- Extra deep crumb trays
- Non-slip feet
1.7L Kettle
- Sophisticated matte metallic finish with chromed details
- Metal wrapped touch points
- 360° swivel base
- Detachable base for cordless convenience
- Water level indicator
- Flat stainless steel concealed element
- 3-level safety protection through auto shut-off when water begins to boil and thermal cut-off
- Auto shut-off when body is lifted from base
- Removable, washable scale filter
- Cord storage
- Non-slip feet
Product Specifications
4 Slice Toaster
- Power: 1800W
- Body material: Stainless steel
- Dimensions: 30cm W x 33cm D x 21cm H
- Weight: 3kg
1.7L Kettle
- Capacity: 1.7L
- Power: 2000W
- Body material: Stainless steel
- Dimensions: 18cm W x 22.5 D x 25cm H
- Weight: 1.3kg
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