Hansgrohe turns water into an impressive experience.
Founded in 1901, Hansgrohe has become a design and innovation pioneer in the bathroom sector. From its metal pressing workshop origins in southwestern Germany, Hansgrohe was instrumental in the development of the modern shower, inventing the hand shower in 1928 and accompanying attachable shower rail in 1953.
Today, the brand has continued to....... Read More
Hansgrohe turns water into an impressive experience.
Founded in 1901, Hansgrohe has become a design and innovation pioneer in the bathroom sector. From its metal pressing workshop origins in southwestern Germany, Hansgrohe was instrumental in the development of the modern shower, inventing the hand shower in 1928 and accompanying attachable shower rail in 1953.
Today, the brand has continued to revolutionise bathroom and kitchen technology to give your home its own unique charm, winning numerous awards for outstanding design. Hansgrohe specialises in tapware and shower solutions plus other kitchen and bathroom accessories, including shelves and hooks.
Hansgrohe develops ground-breaking solutions that unite extraordinary design, long-lasting quality and intelligent features for maximum ease of use. Browse our range of Hansgrohe products below.
Features of Hansgrohe
Sustainable
Hansgrohe is committed to environmental protection and sustainability. Their innovation experts are continuously working on making Hansgrohe products efficient, easy to manufacture and safe. Their ‘Green Products’ refer to a range of Hansgrohe products that a particularly resource-efficient when compared to conventional products, this includes showers and taps with respective maximum flow rates.
German engineering
Hansgrohe is 120 years of German engineering experience you can count on. Hansgrohe products are put to the test at independent institutes and design juries certify their premium quality material and design.
Safety
Customer safety is at the forefront of Hansgrohe designs. Hansgrohe products utilise carefully chrome-plated brass, phthalatic-free plastics and temperature limitations.
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