V-Zug Laundry Appliances now in UK...!!!!!!

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Well everyone, very proud to announce that the v-Zug range of Laundry Appliances has made its way to the UK, I never thought I would see this day!!!, and we are one of the first e-tailers to offer them for sale!!!

I visited the UK headquarters to view them and after finding a set of screwdrivers took the top & back off to have a closer look!!I must say they are sturdy machines and along with Swiss style & reliabilty they make a very premium product.

The Adora SLQ washer boasts large 8kg capacity, 1600rpm along with anti-crease Steam Technolgy, along with a host of programmes both by selection or fabric type, combine this with the Heat Pump Tumble Dryer & you have quite a laundry combination!!!

Take a look and let me know what you think!!!!, cheers, Mike


 
Good to know but at the price of those I can get 5 pairs of disposable washer & dryer that will outlast them one after another :D LOL
Anyway they look really good... but I love SMEG styling better!
 
Wow Mike - very cool looking machines and an impressive price-tag. They look like they have a really commercial style build quality, and an amazing range of programmes!

Do you think they'll make a dent in the Miele market here?
 
8kg V-Zug...

...looks as though it has very clean streamlined design. It actually makes some of the older Mieles that you offer, look decidedly old fashioned.

Very interesting, thank you.

Somewhat expensive though.
 
heyy

everyone theyre soo cool, i think theyve got miele to compete with them, honeycomb drum plus these are 8kg! I'd buy one if i could!!! LOL

I wonder if later they will be coming to currys,comet,empiredirect etc?
 
Zug Adora

Hi Gabriele, I know what you mean 5 Indesits or one Zug combo, well if money wasnt an issue I`d know what I`d have...LOL,

Hi Paul, yes indeedy, will be interesting to see how they pan out with sales here, saying that a number of flagship penthouse builders are already on board....there will always be the need for the new & latest designer niche appliances me thinks..

David, they do have a great build quality, which is what I like, thats one of the resons I was so disapointed with the new Mieles, very plasticky compared to the older stuff, these are solid heavy machines, the door & hinges feel like you could swing on them...I do think they will give Miele a run for their money, I also used the new steam ovens, wow it made Tesco ham & cheese mini croissants taste like Harrods, very impressive, the technology is simple but sophisticated, easy to use & programme!!!

Hi Rolls, I think the Zugs have a clean simple look, very solid & sturdy, with enough different features to suit, the anti-mite programmes are press catching with all the allergies around & the Steam Clean is impressive...interesting what you say about Miele, I love their old fashioned solid look, I do like the W3985 for its sheer look..

 
Zug Adora Drums...!!!

Hey Jamie, the drum is unlike anything on the domestic market, it has soooo many holes its untrue...one of the advertisments is showing it compared to a "Honeycombe" drum, showing how quick the transferance of water is...for instance draining the zug drains in what seems like seconds compared to the Honecombs, so the theory is the quick transfer of water / dirt / solution etc aids washing and certainly the rinsing...also have never seen such large drum baffles, which aid washing & distribution for small loads and on all loads locks them into the segments when spinning!!

You might expect with all the holes it to feel rough or textured, not so, smooth as silk... Mike
 
hello
the pictures just make me wanna have one now, i personally think they will be good for people who want reliable machines and who have the £££ to spend. hey im curious on one of the pictures (the big one) the machine is showering water on clothes and the machine is on wetclean program, what is wet clean and has this machinbe got a shower thingy or its from the drum paddle?
thanks, and the drum is amazing, especially for 8kg.
 
Drum holes

The drum must have holes like the fine side of a cheesegrater.

Surely, the more holes you have, the more likely structural distortion will take place?

Quite interesting the way different manufacturers have different ideas on things.

Miele has fewer small holes on the Honeycomb drum to cushion the clothes and supposedly prevent towels being plastered to the drum walls; others promote the number of holes for efficient spin drainage, but surely this would allow towels to more securely grip the drum?. The question is: who is right?
 
-Surely, the more holes you have, the more likely structural distortion will take place?

LOL *eyes roll*

It IS quite a looker isn't it!
 

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