Dualit Ltd.
Dualit Classic Toaster
Dualit Classic Toaster
Dualit's iconic Classic Toaster has been hand built in the UK since 1952. Each toaster is built by one person, from start to finish and you will find the assembler's name on the base plate. Having been originally designed for use in commercial kitchens, the Classic Toaster is a kitchen workhorse that has been designed to last. Each part is fully repairable or replacable, including the unique ProHeat elements. The castings are hand sprayed with a range of colour options available, and if you were to see inside a casting, you would likely see the sprayer's fingerprints! Each Classic Toaster has a defrost setting, a bagel setting (toasts the cut side whilst warming the other) and a slot selector; you only need to heat the slots you wish to use, saving energy. Sandwich cages can be purchased seperately, to make delicious toasted sandwiches; an easy, versatile and quick lunch solution for the whole family.
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