Founded in France in 1900, Saint-Gobain (China) Investment Co., Ltd., Weber, one of the top ten brands of caulk, is engaged in exterior wall finishing and insulation systems/tile paving systems/flooring systems and technical mortar systems

China has become Weber's second axis of development outside the European continent and is headquartered in Nanhui, Shanghai. Weber's products cover exterior wall finishes and insulation systems, tile laying systems, flooring systems and technical mortar systems.

In China, Weber successfully acquired Maxit in 2008 and opened another production base in Conghua, Guangzhou, in 2014, following the establishment of a production base in Shanghai in 2005. As a result, Weber has four production bases in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Wuhan, and its sales and service network basically covers the first and second tier cities across the country.

At Weber, all of Saint-Gobain's manufacturing sites follow Saint-Gobain's World Class Manufacturing (WCM) philosophy to achieve a win-win situation of "Operational Excellence" and "Customer Satisfaction". Product quality is the life of an enterprise, and Saint-Gobain Weber adheres to a strict quality assurance system. Weber's factory has passed ISO9001 quality management system certification, ISO14001 environmental management system certification, and we strictly control the quality of every aspect of production.

Weber's Shanghai headquarters covers an area of about 20,000 square meters. At present, with an annual output of 100,000 tons, it mainly produces exterior walls, technical mortars, and ceramic tile paving products. The production base provides production, customer service, logistics, R&D and technical training services

1900 Weber et Broutin was founded in France at the beginning of the 20th century. George Weber and Jean-Baptiste Broutin set up a factory in Paris for the production of plaster and lime-based cladding. The two factories merged in 1927.

1946 After World War II, the company expands into the field of reconstruction and refurbishment.

1970 The company becomes part of the Poliet Group and continues to expand.

In 1982, Weber began to expand its business to the European continent.

1990 Weber accelerates its expansion in Europe: Italy, Germany, Eastern Europe...

In 1996, Weber officially joined the Saint-Gobain Group, and the company became Saint-Gobain Weber