We think it is safe to say that Gaggenau has a history unlike any other refrigerator manufacturer on the market. Their factory first opened in 1683 to produce iron head hammers to create metal goods. Though with the arrival of the industrial revolution in 1873 things changed, allowing the this iron manufacturer to start producing agricultural machines as well as tools and other metal goods.
It was around this time that they began calling themselves the “establishment for innovation”. But it wasn’t until 1908 that they began creating new product lines like bicycles and ovens for coal and gas.
With the arrival of the 20th century this brand became internationally known as a premium brand for kitchen appliances. In part because of the robust oven enamel which allowed their ovens to stand the test of time better than similar models on the market.
It wasn't until the 60's when they added refrigerators to their line of products. They reshaped their brand by using an understated aesthetic and have since added restaurant grade functionality and have been doing so ever since.
In 1995, they were purchased by the Bosch Company. But even so this little known manufacturer is still considered to be the world’s best manufacturers of luxury kitchen appliances.
Gaggenau Line of Products
It's easy to see why this brand has so many loyal customers. They make every type of appliance you could possibly need, such as:
and of course
Gaggenau Refrigerators
Their refrigerators have a modular design which allows you to create exactly what you need for your very own kitchen. These units can be integrated into existing cabinetry or they can stand out on their own as aluminum or stainless masterpieces which create a very striking visual effect.
There are 3 styles of refrigerators:
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