What GROHE changed

• Removed "GROHE SPA" and "Technology" links from the footer "About" and "Products" sections.
• Updated the "Request to cancel order" link text to "Withdraw from contract."
• Added missing social media icons (Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube) to the footer "Follow us" section.
• Removed the "Search" text label from the header area.

The removal of a high-end sub-brand from the main footer suggests a shift in how the company prioritizes its luxury collections or a streamlining of the site's navigation structure.

• A new "Search" option was added to the top navigation bar.
• A second "Search" link was added to the mobile or secondary menu area.
• Small updates were made to social media link formatting in the footer.

Adding a search bar helps customers find specific bathroom and kitchen products faster. This suggests the brand is focusing on improving the digital shopping experience for both homeowners and trade professionals.

• Added a visible text link "Explore the shower experience" to the main shower section.
• Updated the URL for "Building better with GROHE EPD" news items, removing the "c2c" suffix.
• Minor technical change to the Instagram social media link in the footer.

GROHE is improving how they guide visitors to their shower products. They also updated their sustainability reporting links, showing they are keeping their environmental data current for professional buyers.