Is Hansgrohe a good brand for bathtubs & showers?

Hansgrohe is a German manufacturer of premium bathroom and kitchen fixtures, founded in 1901 by Hans Grohe in Schiltach, in Germany's Black Forest region. The Hansgrohe Group (which also owns the luxury Axor brand) is one of the world's leading faucet and shower manufacturers, with over 5,000 employees and distribution in 140+ countries. Known for pioneering innovations like the first hand shower bar, the first adjustable overhead shower, and the revolutionary PowderRain spray technology, Hansgrohe has earned over 600 design awards. The company maintains its own manufacturing in Germany.

Where is Hansgrohe made?

Hansgrohe is based in Germany, headquartered in Schiltach, Black Forest, Germany.

Hansgrohe Bathtubs & Showers

Q: What warranty does Hansgrohe offer on bathtubs & showers?

Hansgrohe offers Limited lifetime warranty on faucets (residential); limited lifetime on finish.

by Hansgrohe Group (Masco Corporation majority stake)

Hansgrohe shower systems are among the most awarded in the world, featuring PowderRain micro-spray technology that creates a cocoon of ultra-fine droplets, Raindance rainfall showerheads, ShowerTablet thermostatic controls, and the iBox universal rough-in that supports all Hansgrohe and Axor trim. Their Croma, Raindance, and Pulsify lines cover every budget and design preference.

Founded 1901 Germany Limited lifetime warranty on faucets (residential); limited lifetime on finish Official Website

Hansgrohe Bathtubs & Showers Product Lines

Raindance Select Croma Pulsify ShowerTablet Crometta RainBrain

Certifications & Standards

WaterSense ADA Compliant UPC Listed CSA Certified

Bathtubs & Showers How-To Guides

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How to Recaulk a Bathtub

Strip old caulk and lay a clean, watertight bead around your tub or shower -- the $15 maintenance job that prevents thousands in water damage and mold.

How to Fix a Dripping Shower Head

Fix a shower head that keeps dripping after you turn it off -- figure out if it is a normal drain, a worn cartridge, bad washers, or a loose connection, and fix it.

How to Replace a Shower Valve

Replace a shower valve cartridge or the entire valve body to fix temperature swings, stop leaks, or deal with a shower that will not turn off -- single-handle and two-handle valves covered.

Common Bathtubs & Showers Problems

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Low Shower Water Pressure

Weak shower flow? Could be a clogged head, partially closed valve, worn cartridge, low house pressure, or an aggressive flow restrictor. Fix depends on whether the problem is shower-only or whole-house.

Leaking Shower Door

Water escaping around, under, or between shower door panels -- worn seals, misaligned doors, bad caulk, or spray hitting the gaps directly. Most fixes take under an hour and cost less than $30.

Bathtub Won't Drain

Tub draining slow or holding standing water? Almost always a hair clog in the stopper, crossbar, or P-trap. Soap scum and conditioner cement it into a dense mat. Clearable in under 30 minutes.