Where is GROHE manufactured?

GROHE is primarily manufactured in Germany, but as a global company it also manufactures products in other countries under German quality standards. GROHE's main manufacturing plants are in Germany, including its original plant in Hemer, North Rhine-Westphalia, where it makes many of its premium faucets and brass components, and plants in Lahr and Porta Westfalica, Germany, where it produces shower systems and other fittings. These German plants are known for high precision engineering, with brass casting, machining, and finishing done in-house. GROHE also has manufacturing facilities outside Germany to serve global markets efficiently. It has a large plant in Albergaria-a-Velha, Portugal, which is one of its largest factories and produces many faucets for Europe. It has a plant in Klaeng, Thailand, which serves Asian markets. It also has plants in India and other locations for local production. Regardless of location, all GROHE factories follow the same German engineering specifications, quality control, and testing standards, including testing ceramic cartridges to 100,000 cycles and using GROHE StarLight finish technology. Products sold in North America may be made in Germany, Portugal, or Thailand, but are all designed in Düsseldorf, Germany. GROHE labels country of origin on its packaging, and premium lines are typically Made in Germany, which is a key selling point for the brand's reputation for precision and durability.