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Created by renowned industrial designers, Weishaupt’s products – many of which have won awards – elegantly combine form and function. Company founder Max Weishaupt was already looking for designers with technical know-how, because they could best combine the exterior and the interior – form and function – in one product. One of the early projects, the W burner of 1963, became a classic, and today is on display at the museum of Applied Arts in Munich. The project was typical of Weishaupt because it marked the first time that technicians and designers had worked together and inspired each other to create something entirely new: a compact, encapsulated, low-noise unit, protected from dust by a cover. Under the cover, the components – most of which were diecast – were arranged in a well-spaced, logical way. Bringing together functionality and aesthetic appeal in the Weishaupt style makes not only good sense, but also a good impression.
Today we are still seeing exciting designs such as the bright red multiflam burner or the newest generation of the W series.

The company's trade mark image. The entire look of the company has been developed in accordance with its design philosophy - encompassing everything from its graphics, it's advertising and the layout of it's trade fair stands right through to the architecture of the company's buildings. So is the Forum in Schwendi - designed by the American star architect Richard Meier, classic yet modern, and functional yet beautiful.