Black Friday Appliance Deals

Waiting for Black Friday appliance deals before you replace a fridge, stove or washer? Econoplus marks down selected new, open box and refurbished appliances for the event, so you can compare all three conditions in one place. Buy online where available, or reserve the unit before the weekend and see it at your nearest Econoplus store.

Black Friday Appliance Deals in Every Category

Refrigerators are the classic Black Friday purchase. Fridge prices tend to slide through the fall and drop furthest when Black Friday deals arrive, and the best time to buy appliances in Canada guide covers why. Start with refrigerators if yours is aging, then look at stoves and ranges ahead of holiday cooking. A matched pair from washers and dryers bought in one trip keeps the set consistent, and dishwashers are worth adding before a month of hosting.

Three Ways to Save in the Black Friday Appliance Sale

The condition you pick matters as much as the discount. New appliances arrive factory packaged and have never been installed. Open box units cost less than new and may have cosmetic marks, which staff show you during your inspection. Refurbished appliances were previously used, then inspected, repaired where needed and tested by professionals, and they sell below the price of new. Open box and refurbished purchases are final sale, so inspect the unit before you pay.

Buying a Black Friday Appliance as a Gift

A Black Friday fridge or laundry pair makes a practical holiday gift for a parent or a first apartment. Measure the recipient's space quietly, or ask someone in the household for photos of the wall, the outlet and the doorway. If the appliance shouldn't arrive until December, Econoplus offers free layaway and storage, so you can lock in the price now and take it home later.

What to Check Before Buying Black Friday Fridge and Laundry Deals

Black Friday falls on the Friday after American Thanksgiving, at the end of November, and the best units go early. Do the planning before the sale starts. Measure the space and the doorways, note the model number of the appliance you're replacing, and check the hookup: a 240-volt circuit or a gas line for a stove, a 240-volt outlet and an outside vent for most electric dryers. With those numbers in hand, you can reserve the right unit the moment you see it.