Patents from Gaggenau
The Gaggenau brand of household appliances builds on experimentation and technological progress.
A small town in the Black Forest gave the factory its name: Gaggenau. What began as a hammer mill and nail manufactory in 1683 is today a world famous brand for ovens, cookers and other household appliances. In between Gaggenau also produced enamel advertising signs and women’s bicycles. What has always remained is an enthusiasm for experimentation and technological progress that has led to more than 300 patents.
