Wesco is the shortened, modern name of Westermann & Co., a small family run business founded in 1867 in Germany and based in the Sauerland. Nowadays, the brand Wesco is more commonly known for it’s strict standards in quality excellence and unique eye for stylish design.
Wesco’s brand values encompass traditional metal manufacturing methods with modern technology, in a truly classical manner – a combination of excellent German quality, innovative and exclusive designs and a high tech functionality. With manufaturing history and experience going way back over 140 years the company’s excellence in all it manufactures is evident in many of today’s unique Wesco products, especially their range of Wesco Kitchen Bins.
Soon after its establishment in 1867, the company specialised in the processing of metal plates for household goods and since then, has never stopped innovating or designing new products and has continuously extended its range of products to encompass, recycling bins, waste bins, wall clocks, kitchen accessories, baking trays and other household kitchen goods.
In the 1920s, Wesco manufactured the first of its iconic products and introduced the “ash can” into its product range. The second iconic product emerged after the war when it launched its first “pedal bin”.
Ever since then and right up to today, the range of household goods has grown to include more than 50 waste bins in various styles. Many of these products are modelled on the historic precursors which have proved popular throughout the years with their inspired classic design elements.
When it comes down to a nutchell, Wesco design is characterised by the company’s long-standing experience, a keen eye for exciting, colourful designs and a flair for turning our distant past into very popular modern stataments.
The Wesco Push-two recycling bin combines urban retro styling with slick modern production techniques to give the perfect finish. The two way drop slide hatch opens effortlessly every time and this will make your cleaning your plates easier than you ever thought possible. One thing that always gets me down when using our bin is [...]
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