What does a home appliances distributor do?
A distributor buys appliances in volume from manufacturers, imports them, keeps them in a warehouse and sells them on in smaller quantities to retailers. For a shop, that means you do not have to order a container from a factory or handle import and customs yourself: you buy the cartons you need from stock that is already in Europe.
For household shops, the most useful distributors combine appliances with the rest of the household range, so that a gas stove, a hot plate or a barbecue can travel in the same order as cookware, tableware and kitchen tools.
Which home appliances does Aleesar Group supply?
The home appliances category concentrates on cooking and outdoor appliances that sell to households, students, campers and small catering businesses. Each product page shows photos and packing details, including units per carton where available.
- Gas stoves: tabletop and portable gas cookers, including the LEUMX® portable single-burner gas stove for camping, picnics, market stalls and as a back-up cooking point at home.
- Electric hot plates: compact plug-in cooking surfaces for kitchens, student rooms, holiday lets and small catering set-ups.
- Charcoal BBQ grills: standing grills at working height such as 69×30×64 cm and 69×32.5×64 cm (4 per carton), a compact 58×32×22 cm grill (10 per carton), a grill with a built-in fan, a grill with cover, a 17-inch round grill and a portable grill.
- A charcoal burner with a hot pan for warming and searing food over live coals.
- LEUMX® charcoal heaters in a small and a large size for terraces, garden seating and outdoor gatherings.
- Everything is listed in the small appliances and gas stoves ranges.
What should retailers check when buying appliances wholesale?
Appliances need a little more checking than kitchen tools or tableware, because they burn gas or charcoal, or run on mains power. The points below are general trade practice, not legal advice: check the rules for your country with your accountant or trade association.
- Product documents: ask for the manual and the conformity documents that apply to the appliance in your market, especially for gas and electrical products.
- Plug and gas connection: make sure the plug type and the gas cartridge or hose connection match what your customers use.
- Use instructions in the buyer's language: outdoor charcoal products should clearly say they are for outdoor use only.
- Packing: the units per carton and the carton size decide how much shelf and storage space you need.
- Season: BBQ grills and outdoor heaters sell in waves, so plan stock before spring and before the autumn terrace season.
- Delivery time: a distributor with EU stock lets you reorder during the season instead of waiting for a container.
Which shops sell gas stoves, hot plates and BBQ grills?
Household and hardware shops, international supermarkets, discount stores, garden centres, camping shops, market traders and online shops all sell these appliances. Portable gas stoves and hot plates sell all year to students, campers and households without a fixed hob; grills and charcoal heaters peak with the outdoor season.
In a shop, appliances work well as a destination area next to cookware and BBQ accessories. In a webshop, they make a natural add-on to cookware orders, and bundles such as a grill with skewers or a gas stove with a kettle raise the order value.
How do you order home appliances from Aleesar Group?
Aleesar Group sells only to businesses. The steps are explained on how ordering works.
- Register as a partner with your company details and VAT number; a person reviews every application, with an answer within one business day.
- After approval, log in to see the wholesale prices (excl. VAT, with tier pricing for larger quantities) and order online.
- Order per carton, with no minimum order value, and combine appliances with kitchenware, tableware and home textiles in one order.
- Delivery to every EU country within 48 hours from the warehouse in the Netherlands; larger orders ship on pallets or as a full truckload – see buying by the pallet.
