Fisher & Paykel Unveils Revolutionary Dish Drawer

Long considered one of the most revolutionary and innovative kitchen appliances available since its launch in 1779, the unique dishwasher in a drawer concept has yet to be matched by other manufacturers.

Fisher & Paykel, the Zealand innovators in the international appliance segment, introduces the Dish Drawer, the first Dishwasher in a drawer form.

Long considered one of the most revolutionary and innovative kitchen appliances available since its launch in 1997, the unique dishwasher in a drawer concept has yet to be matched by other manufacturers.

Now Fisher & Paykel is delighted to announce that consumers in India can enjoy the Dishwasher.

“It has always been important to us to improve the performance of our products without compromising the standards we have set previously,” says Sanjeev Wadhwa, Fisher & Paykel’s Country Manager, India.

The challenge has been to make a drawer dishwasher achievable, yet simple. Fisher & Paykel’s Dish Drawer TM dishwasher successfully combines compact technologies t provide a space efficient dishwasher in a drawer. The combination of the unique Smarts Drive TM motor technology with intelligent electronics and simple mechanics means more space for dishes, greater reliability and better performance.

Sanjeev further added, “This is the logical evolution of an inherently outstanding design concept which integrates beautifully with current design trends.”

Continuous innovation is part of the Fisher & Paykel design philosophy. The Phase 7 Dish Drawer TM brings a new level of performance and quality into the kitchen. Range improvements include: flexible racking that can also be folded flat for large items, improved fit for seamless installation into kitchen cabinetry, a wireless badge to provide uninterrupted surfaces on integrated models, reduced operating sound and an increase in wash and energy performance.

The phase 7 dish drawer continues to deliver superior ergonomics, requiring less movement to open, load and close and require no bending. The under-bench drawer concept allows complete design freedom and ability to position dish washing functions at waist height in different areas most the kitchen. Popular configurations is to have two single dish drawers at bench hight either side of the kitchen sink. The dish drawer is also takes larger plates and platters, up to 330mm in size.

“we know every kitchen is different. The dish drawer family is designed for choice and convenience. Whether your preference is wide, tall, double or single-the dish drawer tm range offers multiple configurations, along with a choice of material finishes to integrate seamlessly into new and existing kitchen designs,” said sanjeev.

The dish drawer tm joins the ranks of the award winning cool drawer, with its innovative and ergonomic designs and fisher & paykel’s dedication to simplify your life.

Fisher & paykel appliances, an international leader in innovation with headquarters in new Zealand, entered the Indian market in march 2012 with a range of innovative kitchen and laundry appliances.

PRICE: Rs. 70000 – 135000/-

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