Cindral appliances

Cindral build ovens, hobs and cooling appliances for the UK market, and we hold the current range in every showroom. Spare parts for every model listed on this page are held in the Coventry distribution centre for a minimum of ten years after the model is withdrawn. Where a model is available in more than one finish, the price is the same across the range unless the product page states otherwise. We will disconnect and remove your old appliance for recycling on the same visit, provided it has been emptied and defrosted beforehand. A qualified engineer is required for any gas connection, and the certificate is issued on the day and registered within thirty days. Trade customers are invoiced monthly against an agreed credit limit and see net prices throughout the site once signed in. Orders placed before two in the afternoon are picked the same working day, and anything in stock at a regional hub is usually delivered within three days. Energy figures quoted here are taken from the manufacturer declaration under the current labelling regulations and are measured under standard test conditions. Display models from our showrooms are sold separately and are clearly marked, with the reason for the reduction stated on the listing. Finance is arranged through a panel of lenders and the rate shown is the rate you pay, with no arrangement fee added at the end.

About Cindral

Every appliance is checked and tested before it leaves our warehouse, and the packaging is removed and recycled at the point of delivery. Our installation teams are directly employed rather than subcontracted, which is why we are able to book a two-hour delivery window rather than a full day. Energy figures quoted here are taken from the manufacturer declaration under the current labelling regulations and are measured under standard test conditions. A qualified engineer is required for any gas connection, and the certificate is issued on the day and registered within thirty days. Dimensions are given as height by width by depth in millimetres, and the aperture required is always a few millimetres larger than the appliance itself. Dimensions are given as height by width by depth in millimetres, and the aperture required is always a few millimetres larger than the appliance itself.