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The Bosch BHN Move vacuum cleaner is lying on a windowsill. Top-down view.

Bosch BHN Move
Handheld Vacuum Cleaner

The Bosch BHN Move expands the existing product family with a compact handheld vacuum cleaner. The device is based on the technical platform of a stick vacuum cleaner. The design was grounded in a thorough analysis of the product family - both aesthetically and technically - in order to carry its DNA into the new variant. The use of proven components saves resources and makes manufacturing significantly more efficient.

A project in collaboration with Ewald Neuhofer Design
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Product photo of the Bosch BHN Move.
The battery-powered handheld vacuum cleaner BHN MOVE from BSH Bosch is placed on a shelf next to vases, plants, and more. Designed in collaboration by Ewald Neuhofer, Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky, and Matthias Ritschl from PRODUKTIVE.
A child with the BSH Move vacuum cleaner from Bosch. Designed in collaboration with Ewald Neuhofer.
Product photo of the Bosch BHN Move. Sideview.
A kid disassembles the handheld vacuum cleaner by Bosch.

The transparent front section and the technical package were existing components. With the design of the new main body, we successfully added an independent and successful product to the Bosch product family.

Side view of the vacuum cleaner from BSH Bosch in a line drawing with dimensions.

Product Information

Type

Cordless handheld vacuum cleaner

Manufacturer

B/S/H – Bosch Siemens Home Appliances

Application

Private households

Dimensions

L 368 × W 110 × H 138 mm

Weight

1,10–1,20 kg

Battery

Lithium / NiMH
14,4–21,6 V

Project Data

Project Duration

2015

Client

Ewald Neuhofer Design

Services

Product design (Design concept, CAD roughcut)

Team Ewald Neuhofer Design

Ewald Neuhofer, Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky (aws), Matthias Ritschl (Produktive)

Team B/S/H

Helmut Kaiser, Daniel Dockner

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