Geberit products date to 1874 when Caspar Melchior Albert Geber opened his plumbing business. After achieving success with flushing cisterns, the company grew over time by acquiring brands that reinforced its know-how in bathroom systems to produce sanitary ceramics, furniture, accessories, showers, taps, fittings, control plates, cisterns, and water supply and flushing systems. Simply put, Geberit products seek to improve the quality of life of their users. The company considers water savings to be a vital part of its mission to protect the environment and people. The Geberit Group, based in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland, has twenty-nine factories and approximately twelve thousand employees in about fifty countries. Its products have been chosen for important projects like the Julier Tower by Walter Bieler and Giovanni Netzer; Zayed University by BRT Architects; Titanic Belfast by Todd Architects; the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the National Museum of Qatar, both by Jean Nouvel.
Geberit sanitary ceramics and bathroom fittings
Geberit has become a sector leader, expanding its catalogue to include sanitary ceramics and bathroom furniture. The company is distinguished by its ability to offer high-quality turnkey solutions. "Design Meets Function" is the slogan used to describe the company's easy-to-clean and use products in durable and superior materials, balanced between design and function. Among the brand's most comprehensive bathroom collections: Geberit Smyle, consisting of minimalist sanitary ceramics, furniture and modular accessories; Geberit Fantasia sanitary ware inspired by natural forms; Geberit Selnova, a family of sanitary ware and washbasins for the rational use of space with by fluid and restrained lines; Geberit Selnova Square, a collection of bathroom washbasins, sanitary ware and furnishing accessories with more squared-off lines; Geberit Colibrì, a family of washbasins and WCs with simple and discreet shapes; the Geberit Acanto series, a complete and coordinated line of washbasins, sanitary ware, furniture, mirrors and accessories combining essential design, organic form and intelligent solutions; Geberit Citterio, designed by Antonio Citterio to combine aesthetics with fine materials to create a rational and original language. Among Geberit's best-known projects is the AcquaClean WC series, consisting of the Mera, Sela and Tuma models. Behind its minimalist design, the Geberit AquaClean Mera bidet toilet, designed by Christoph Behling, conceals a sophisticated system that integrates WhirlSpray shower technology, a rimless toilet with TurboFlush technology, seat heating, an automatic seat-opening mechanism using a proximity sensor and ambient lighting. Sela also bears the Behling signature; designed for highly intuitive use, it is equipped with all the classic functions of a Geberit bidet toilet. Geberit AquaClean Tuma is available in the Comfort version - equipped with the WhirlSpray shower, seat heating, odour extraction and hot air dryer - and the Classic model with the basic functions of the bidet toilet. The Geberit bathroom is completed by Geberit CleanLine gutters, Geberit Setaplano shower surfaces - solutions for floor-level or wall-mounted showers characterised by minimalist design, ease of cleaning and hydraulically optimised drainage technology - and various shower tray models, including Geberit Sestra, Geberit Melua, Geberit 45 and Geberit 60.
Geberit control plates and flush cisterns
In addition to bathroom furniture and sanitary ceramics, Geberit know-how is expressed in less visible but just-as-indispensable products that improve bathroom comfort. These include smart control plates and built-in (with millions of installations worldwide for over fifty years) or external cisterns, float taps and water-saving drain batteries for heating systems and radiant floor panels, thermo-hydraulics and temperature management systems.
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