GROHE 32321DC2 Minta – Kitchen mixer with extractable hand shower 2 jets, 360° rotation angle, ceramic cartridge

Brand: Grohe
Recommended uses for the product: Dusche
Mounting Type: Ceiling Mount
Material: Brass
Color: Satin
Number of handles: 1
Components included: GROHE 32321DC2 - Kitchen grill, Chrome (Chrome)
Number of holes: 1
Special feature: dual extractable hand shower
Handle type: Lever

Mouth "C"
46mm ceramic disc cartridge
Grohe EasyDock
Two-jet extractable hand shower
Mousseur with SpeedClean anti-limescale system
Swivel mouth
360° rotation angle

Grohe taps

Grohe bathroom mixers are a combination of cutting-edge design and technology. Each line offers a wide range of different solutions that adapt optimally to bathroom ceramics and your style preferences.

Single lever basin mixer

Basin tap for basin

Bath and shower mixer

Two hole sink tap

This small-sized sink tap with single-hole installation offers all the reliability of Grohe products. The ceramic disc cartridge inside is synonymous with precision control for the entire life of the tap, operated via a solid metal lever.

Furthermore, the integrated AquaGuide system allows you to easily and precisely adjust the jet angle of the spout, and the smooth structure of this Grohe tap, as well as the pop-up waste supplied, allow this mixer to last a long time.

Characterized by the unmistakable high and curved spout, the single-lever basin mixer with a glossy black finish is the suitable complement for all trendy and contemporary bathrooms.

Water control is precise and easy thanks to SilkMove technology, and its adjustable rotation radius allows total control over cleaning: the spout can be locked at 0˚, limited to a radius of less than 150˚ or free to rotate at 360˚.

Finally, you can set the angle of the AquaGuide aerator according to the profile of the sink to avoid splashes and splashes.

With its wall installation, this bathtub and shower faucet features a 35mm ceramic disc cartridge inside which makes the water jet precise, and is moon white in color.

It also has a series of temperature and flow rate limiters, and is equipped with a double outlet, one for the bathtub and the other for the shower.

This two-hole basin mixer system does not have a built-in body, but is simply mounted on the wall very easily. It has a projection of 225 mm, and the knob has a rotation angle of 110°.

Finally, it has a mousseur that acts as a filter, passing only 5.7 L per minute, and is chrome in colour.

Grohe Plus

Essence

Eurostyle

Eurodisc

Grohe Plus

Essence

Eurostyle

Eurodisc

Grohe's story

Since its inception, Grohe has always invested in technological evolution. Any company that intends to become a global icon must think about the future. What do customers want and what is the way to satisfy them? A great idea is not enough: to stay at the top, companies must constantly reinvent themselves. The Grohe brand has existed for over 80 years and has always offered its customers "Pure Freude an Wasser", water as pure joy, predicting and shaping the future use of water.

The company's inception coincided with a time when cities were growing rapidly and forward-thinking manufacturing companies had the opportunity to grow, evolve, compete and partner. Large numbers of people were starting to live and work together, dictating the need for new clean water concepts in homes, offices and hotels. Thus, steel companies such as Berkenhoff & Paschedag saw their future in sanitation, while small manufacturers such as Carl Nestler and Hans Grohe committed themselves to providing clean water to urban homes. When Friedrich Grohe , son of Hans Grohe, founded his own company in 1936 with the acquisition of Berkenhoff & Paschedag, the history of Grohe began , although the company took its owner's name only twelve years later. In 1956 Friedrich Grohe also took over Carl Nestler Armaturenfabrik, a company producing thermostats, and Grohe began producing cutting-edge sanitary ware. Friedrich Grohe was well aware of the long technical tradition he had behind him: "Made in Germany is synonymous with precision", he once said, "and precision is synonymous with Grohe".

In the first period, industrialized production was introduced in the sanitary ware sector, as well as two-handle taps and automatic drain valves, essential for home plumbing but not very revolutionary. In the years that followed, however, the company invented other designs, surpassing the basic models and creating products that anticipated customer needs. Thus the Skalatherm model was born in 1956, an automatic mixer with integrated thermostatic . This popular thermostat reached a precise temperature within seconds, becoming the mixer par excellence used in color photography laboratories where precise temperatures were needed due to the sensitivity of the developed films.

Although the Skalatherm model was intended for the domestic sector, Grohe captured the need for convenience by introducing the single-lever mixer globally in 1968. This allowed users to regulate the temperature and pressure of the water with a single valve. Following the product line expansion that introduced showers in the late 1970s, the company launched Relexor in 1983 – just the beginning of massaging shower systems . At the time, wellness and fitness were very popular and Grohe responded to this trend with a shower system that massaged the back with two adjustable rotating brushes. As ordinary as these functions may seem, they were hailed as revolutionary discoveries at the time, similarly to other company technologies such as Speed-Clean, CoolTouch or the 360° adjustable Movario shower head, launched in subsequent years.

Changing customer behavior and global trends, such as urbanization and digitalisation, give a strong impetus to technological development. Even as consumer needs around the home and water change, Grohe continues to live up to its reputation as a pioneering technology company.