Skip to main content

Home Appliances

Energy use depends on how long home appliances run as well as their rated power, so wattage alone does not indicate running costs.

Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.

Home Appliances

More to discover

Explore all product categories


About Home Appliances products

Home appliances in New Zealand support cooking, cleaning and everyday household tasks. The category covers machines for domestic work alongside a broader range of home living products.

Home appliances are a great convenience that makes our daily lives easier and more enjoyable. They help us clean our homes, clean our dishes and clothes, cook and store our food and more. They can also be stylish features to the eye as well. ArchiPro features the best home appliances in New Zealand from leading brands and suppliers you can trust.

Types of home appliances

There are many types of home appliances that you can consider in New Zealand to make your life easier.

Cleaning appliances

Keeping our homes clean is one of the crucial ways appliances help us. Vacuum cleaners are particularly useful for removing dust and getting rid of allergens and dirt.

Kitchen appliances

The kitchen is the place for cooking, making hot drinks, storing food and cleaning. From kettles, toasters and microwaves to ovens, dishwashers and refrigerators, it’s where most major home appliances are found. A heated cabinet can make kitchen routines more convenient.

Heating and cooling appliances

We also use home appliances to keep our living space comfortable. Humidifiers, dehumidifiers, air conditioners and heaters allow us to adjust the conditions in each room.

The advantages of high-quality home appliances

There are many advantages to choosing high-quality home appliances in New Zealand to help us with the domestic tasks in our lives. The first is that high-quality appliances are constructed with superior parts and components and durable materials. This makes them more robust and reliable with greater longevity. As home appliances tend to be a sizeable investment, it’s good to know you’ll get a better return on investment by seeing them last the distance. High-quality appliances also tend to come from reputable manufacturers with years of experience designing, developing and engineering such products. They also incorporate the latest technology which leads to state-of-the-art features like the integration of smart technology and more. High-quality home appliances also tend to feature more stylish designs, an important aspect not to underestimate given how visible these products are in the home.

How to choose a home appliance that’s right for you

The first thing to consider when thinking about home appliances is their functionality and what they actually do. An essential home appliance is one that services a need in the home that is a priority to you. Once you’ve determined the right appliance for the task at hand, then it’s about choosing one that will do it best relative to your budget. You’ll probably find there’s still quite a range of products to choose from, by which point, you can start to compare other unique features they might have, warranties, ongoing maintenance requirements and energy efficiency to differentiate the options from one another.

What's the most common home appliance?

Refrigerators are the most common home appliance in New Zealand. Keeping food cold and lasting longer is essential for just about every home. They’re closely followed by ovens, washers and vacuum cleaners.

Which home appliances use the most electricity?

The home appliance that uses the most energy in New Zealand is the washing machine. It also requires water, so contributes a significant amount to household bills. Dishwashers and dryers also use a lot of power, and the oven and hob are also in the top five for energy use.

Which appliances last the longest?

Ovens last the longest, with a life expectancy of up to 15 years. Heat pumps can also last that long, although most other heaters might need replacing after 10 years. Washing machines, dryers, dishwashers and fridge-freezers have a life expectancy of around 10 years, too. Vacuum cleaners should last around eight years.

Do high-end appliances increase home value?

Yes, in certain circumstances, high-end built-in appliances can increase the value of your New Zealand home. If you’re going for luxury products, make sure they fit with the feel and value of your home. Keep functionality in mind, as top-of-the-range products need to do more than look good, so opt for durability and fundamentals over gadgetry.