Leading manufacturer of high-quality sanitary fittings, bathroom faucets, and shower systems, as well as select home appliances and lighting solutions.
HANSA is a renowned European brand synonymous with high-quality sanitary fittings, German engineering, and sustainable water solutions. As part of the Oras Group, HANSA specializes in the design and manufacture of bathroom and kitchen faucets, shower systems, and thermostats that combine modern aesthetics with functional excellence. The brand is dedicated to creating the "smartest water experiences" through durable products that emphasize water efficiency, safety, and hygiene.
In addition to its primary portfolio of sanitary ware, the HANSA brand name is also associated with other product categories found in various markets, including household appliances (such as ovens) and office lighting solutions (manufactured by styro ag). This category includes user manuals and installation guides for HANSA's diverse range of products, ensuring users have access to technical specifications, maintenance instructions, and operational details for faucets, showers, lamps, and appliances.
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Regularly clean the product using a mild soap solution and a soft cloth to maintain its appearance. Avoid abrasive cleaners or materials that may damage the chrome or colored surfaces. For detailed instructions, visit cleaning.hansa.com.
For most HANSA faucets and shower systems, the recommended operating pressure is between 0.1 MPa (1 bar) and 0.5 MPa (5 bar). The maximum operating pressure is typically 1 MPa (10 bar).
Replacement parts lists are often included in the installation manual. Official spare parts can be identified via the HANSA website or by contacting their support team with your model number.
Yes, HANSA grants a voluntary manufacturer’s warranty for its faucets and accessories. Warranty conditions generally cover manufacturing defects; refer to the warranty documentation provided with your product for specific terms.