Vacuum Cleaner Hoses & Handles

The Importance of the Functional Vacuum Cleaner Hose

A vacuum relies on steady airflow from the floorhead through to the dust chamber. Once a vacuum hose develops a crack or the internal lining begins to collapse, suction drops quickly. A new vacuum cleaner hose replacement restores that airflow immediately and helps prevent unnecessary strain on the motor.

A worn or leaking hose also reduces the effectiveness of any attachments, making cleaning feel slower and less efficient. Choosing a compatible vacuum cleaner hose designed for your model ensures a proper seal, stronger suction and smoother handling. It’s one of the simplest ways to get your appliance working at its best again.

Explore Our Range of Vacuum Cleaner Hoses

With Need A Part, you can buy a vacuum cleaner hose from leading brands such as Miele, Electrolux, Nilfisk, Panasonic and more. Our range includes flexible hoses, replacement handles, wand sections, ergonomic grips and vacuum cleaner hose extension options for those who need extra reach.

Each product page includes clear compatibility details, fitting information and a simple breakdown of what’s included, so it’s easy to choose the right hose for vacuum models with different locking systems or connection types. Ordering online is straightforward, and with fast NZ delivery, you won’t be waiting long to get your vacuum working as it should.

Need Help Finding the Right Vacuum Hose in NZ? 

Not sure which hose works for your model? Just tell us the brand and model number of your vacuum cleaner, and we’ll confirm the exact match for you.

Vacuum Cleaner Hose NZ FAQs

What is the difference between vacuum pipes and hoses

Pipes or tubes are rigid sections, while hoses provide flexibility. Both play an important role in airflow and should be replaced if damaged.

Do you stock vacuum cleaner hoses for older models

Yes. Many long-running models still appear in our vacuum cleaner hose range. If your model is not listed, we can usually check compatibility for you.

How do I know if I need a vacuum cleaner hose replacement

If you notice reduced suction, hear whistling from small splits or see the hose collapsing when the vacuum runs, it’s usually time to replace it.