Bette

Bette is its own piece of technology and design history of now already more than 60 years. The blanks of the steel tubs are pressed and stamped like car body parts. After that, the enamel coating is baked on. Bette is continuously developing these techniques. The finished products are also subject to constant evolution: since the 1970s, there have been the bathtub aprons, which save tiling the bathtub, since 1985, the extra-flat shower trays, and the first floor-level shower surface BETTEFLOOR is recorded in the Bette company biography in 2006. Thus, the motto "Bette - Naturally in the bathroom" is also followed in the product design or use by the customer.

The variety of models and shapes of Bette bathtubs has also been constantly expanded, and renowned designers have been persuaded to cooperate. Nowadays, for example, these are mainly the office "Sieger Design" from Münster and Jochen Schmiddem from Berlin. The result is a wide variety of installation options, from the straight rectangle parallel to the wall to the sweeping oval BETTEPOOL. This not only subsequently accompanies the upgrading of the bathroom to a recreation room, but also offers the customer options for designing the atmosphere and activities in the bathroom. Thus, a bathtub from Bette plays the main role in any bathroom.