History of the brand
After the merger of two family businesses, Weber & Broutin was founded in 1927. The company focused on gypsum and lime-based plasters for exterior façades. After World War II, it expanded into the renovation market and, in 1982, turned its attention to the European markets, leading to its integration into the Saint-Gobain Group in 1996. In 2008, the product range was further expanded with the acquisition of Beamix (founded in 1965), a well-established name in dry mortars for concrete, façades, and flooring.
Activities
Weber manufactures and distributes industrial dry mortars for applications in concrete, façades, floors, tiling, and waterproofing.
Concrete
Weber offers a wide range of concrete products, from (lightweight) concrete for reinforced and unreinforced structures and creative modeling mortars, to jointing concrete, shrinkage-compensated and setting mortars for prefabricated construction, shotcrete, and grout mortars.
Façades
Weber supplies masonry and pointing mortars that ensure strong, durable, and aesthetically appealing façades. The products are tailored to various types of brick and offer excellent workability and color stability.
Floors
The flooring range includes self-levelling compounds, screeds, and subfloors suitable for a variety of applications, from residential housing to industrial environments.
Tiling
Weber offers a complete range of tile adhesives and grouts for walls and floors, indoors and outdoors, regardless of tile size. The focus lies on ease of use for the installer.
Waterproofing
Weber develops sealing systems for areas such as bathrooms and basements, providing reliable protection against moisture and water infiltration.
The work of a tiler, floorer, bricklayer or plasterer is tough. Thanks to lightweight and comfort-engineered products, we can improve the well-being of processors. By making the work lighter, the impact on their bodies is reduced.
The Weber Delight tile adhesives are a perfect example of this. With an ultra-lightweight 12,5 kg bag, you can cover the same number of square meters as with a traditional 25 kg bag, while requiring up to 35% less effort during application.
Weber is a brand owned by:
BE - Saint-Gobain Construction Products Belgium nv/sa – division Weber
NL - Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix B.V.