TEKA UAE consolidates leadership in built-in kitchen appliances

Teka Küchentechnik began production in Germany in 1924 with the manufacturing of kitchen sinks, and gradually increased its range to include all kitchen appliances that are manufactured in 32 factories within Europe.
Teka began its Middle East operations in 2002-03 with a base in Jebel Ali Free Zone and provides its products and services without any agent or intermediate through its regional offices for all the ?GCC countries. Teka has become a leader in the built-in kitchen sector for its ?quality and innovation of products and services.
Over 400 different projects of leading property developers like Emaar, Nakheel, Damac, Aldar and others, are now equipped with Teka kitchen appliances. Furthermore, the company has developed its retail business to the extent that more than 300 kitchen specialists in the UAE are selling Teka appliances, sinks and taps in addition to their kitchen cabinets.
"This has been possible because Teka considers kitchen specialists as its partners and gives them full support by quality of service that does not give a reason to complain, efficient Teka teamwork, high-quality products and regular training provided by Teka experts to the studios staff," informs Arturo Manso, Managing Director of Teka Küchentechnik UAE and Teka Middle East.
"Our success is due to constant effort, alongside the support of our network of kitchen specialists, main construction companies, architects, interior designers, and in general all the kitchen industry, which makes us more proud to represent a German brand in the Middle East," he added.
"It is now time for consolidation of gains made by Teka in the retail business. We do not expect the number of kitchen specialists to increase much because of the market size, but our aim is to further increase Teka business with them," Manso said.
He said that the replacement business was also increasing in the UAE, as kitchen appliances installed in buildings that were completed several years ago are now being replaced.