Our story
At Skottsberg, we believe that a pan is not a disposable item, but a friend with whom you will experience new adventures and enjoy life. We want your Skottsberg to fit you like your favorite worn-out trainers. A Skottsberg is personal, a pan for what a pan is meant to be: cooking your favorite dishes. Whether you use it on an open fire, in the oven or on a cooker. And whether you're an expert or a first-time baker, there's a Skottsberg for every cook.
A pan for life
Buying a Skottsberg means choosing a sustainable product. Our pans have no synthetic non-stick coating. So, when your meat is simmering in a Skottsberg, you can breathe in the fumes with confidence. What's more, because our non-stick coating is made from natural oil, your kitchen smells good just from warming it up. And sustainability, in our eyes, also means that a product must last. And that's what a Skottsberg does! If you take good care of your pan, it will grow older than you. Even better: a Skottsberg is like an American old-timer. The more you use it, the better it gets.
Our inspiration: Johan Carl Skottsberg
Johan Carl Skottsberg was a Swedish scientist with an untamed curiosity about the world around him. His expeditions to the farthest corners of the world, could only be made possible with the best equipment. And that's what we want at Skottsberg: to provide you with pans so robust that it makes no difference whether you go exploring the South Pole or on an expedition in your own kitchen.
Skottsberg pans are suitable for any journey of discovery.
We are family
For generations the Wegter family has been in the business of helping people celebrate and cherish the good things in life - precious moments of togetherness.
Frans Wegter opened a specialty homewares store in the small town of Delden in Twente, the Netherlands, in 1916. A respected and well-liked business man, Frans had an innate sense of what his customers would love. Business boomed, leading Frans to begin importing goods for other stores across the region to sell. In the 50s, Frans’ son Nico further expanded Wegter to include wholesale and hospitality sales. Nico’s sons, Marc and Frans, continued to grow the business, splitting it into two enterprises in 2004.
Wegter Brands, now led by Marc’s son Guy, develops independent labels, including Maastricht Porselein, Palmer, and Skottsberg, alongside manufacturing and distributing kitchenware goods.
