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The image contains a table detailing the percentage of British households owning specific consumer durables from 1972 to 1983. Central heating ownership: 37% in 1972, 43% in 1974, 48% in 1976, 52% in 1978, 55% in 1979, 59% in 1981, 60% in 1982, 64% in 1983. Television ownership: 93% in 1972, 95% in 1974, 96% in 1976, 96% in 1978, 97% in 1979, 97% in 1981, 97% in 1982, 98% in 1983. Video ownership starts at 18% in 1983. Vacuum cleaner ownership: 87% in 1972, 89% in 1974, 92% in 1976, 92% in 1978, 93% in 1979, 94% in 1981, 95% in 1982 and 1983. Refrigerator ownership: 73% in 1972, 81% in 1974, 85% in 1976, 91% in 1978, 92% in 1979, 93% in 1981, and 94% in 1982 and 1983. Washing machine ownership: 66% in 1972, 68% in 1974, 71% in 1976, 75% in 1978, 74% in 1979, 78% in 1981, 79% in 1982, 80% in 1983. Dishwasher ownership: 3% in 1978, 3% in 1979 and 1981, 4% in 1982, 5% in 1983. Telephone ownership: 42% in 1972, 50% in 1974, 54% in 1976, 60% in 1978, 67% in 1979, 75% in 1981, 76% in 1982, 77% in 1983.
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The graph illustrates the percentage of households that owned various consumer durables from 1972 to 1983 in Britain.
Overall, all the consumer durables increased steadily, although the extent of growth varied considerably. Televisions and vacuum cleaners were already widely owned by households in 1972, while central heating experienced the most substantial rise. By 1983, televisions, refrigerators and vacuum cleaners were owned by over 90% of households.
In 1972, televisions were owned by 93% of the households, while vacuum cleaners at about 73%. Refrigerators and washing machines reached 66% and 73% of households, respectively. In contrast, central heating began at around 37%, being the least used appliance at the beginning of the time period.
Throughout the eleven years, ownership of all the appliances increased significantly. Refrigerator ownership rose to about 94%, while television and vacuum cleaner ownership increased to approximately 95% and 98%, respectively. Telephone ownership increased substantially to around 77%, washing machine ownership grew to about 80%. Central heating experienced a dramatic increase, rising from 37% to 64% in 1983. In comparison, dishwasher began from 3% in 1978 to 5% in 1983, whereas video recorders were recorded in 1983, with 18% of households ownership.
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