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Rowenta Scales

The supplied evidence documents the Rowenta brand of home and garment care appliances but contains no information about a Rowenta scales product line.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

The supplied evidence describes Rowenta as a brand of home and garment care appliances, including steam generators, steam irons, and vacuum steamers for clothes. It also states that Rowenta was born in Germany, traces its origins to Robert Weintraud, who founded Weintraud GmbH in Offenbach in 1884, was renamed Rowenta in 1909, and joined Groupe SEB in 1988. No supplied snippet mentions scales or body scales, so no product, market, or positioning claims about a Rowenta scales line can be made from this evidence.

History

According to the Rowenta about page, Rowenta was born in Germany and traces its origins to Robert Weintraud, who founded Weintraud GmbH in Offenbach in 1884. In October 1909, Robert Weintraud joined forces with a Frankfurt industrialist, Julius Herzberger, to manufacture and market non-slip tires and metal articles. On December 30th, 1909, Weintraud GmbH became Rowenta. In 1913, Rowenta began its rise to prominence in Small Domestic Appliances, marketing electrical products for heating, cooking and lighting, and in 1919 the brand launched its first iron and a kettle. The same page states that Rowenta joined Groupe SEB in 1988. The supplied evidence does not mention scales or body scales in connection with Rowenta.

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