The built-in oven market is a European exception: unlike many
other household appliances, several well-known manufacturers still
build their ovens in Germany or Poland instead of moving
production to Asia entirely.
On this page, we introduce four manufacturers that openly
document their production locations – with concrete plant
names instead of vague group-level claims.
Four oven brands with openly communicated production in Germany
and Poland – with concrete plant names.
Good to know: Bosch and Siemens both belong to the
BSH Group and build many of their ovens at the same plant in
Traunreut, Germany – each brand’s own site shows this with a flag
icon per product, since not every model in the range is confirmed
to come from the same site. Miele’s built-in ovens come from its
plant in Oelde, North Rhine-Westphalia, while Amica offers a
genuinely European alternative at a noticeably lower price point,
built at its own factory in Wronki, Poland.
Good to know: Bosch and Siemens share a plant in
Traunreut, Germany. Miele ovens come from Oelde. Amica builds in
Wronki, Poland, at a lower price point.
(1)
Bosch
🇩🇪 German production
BSH Group: Europe
Bosch Home Appliances is part of the BSH Group and names its
production location directly: many built-in ovens are made at the
Traunreut plant in Germany, alongside other manufacturing sites
across Europe. On its country pages, Bosch marks each product with
a flag indicating whether it was made in Germany or elsewhere in
Europe — a useful detail to check before buying, since BSH doesn’t
claim the entire range comes from a single site. The Traunreut
factory has been CO₂-neutral since 2020 and covers the full oven
line-up, from the budget-friendly Series 2 to the premium Series 8.
Bosch names Traunreut, Germany, as a key production site for its
built-in ovens, alongside other EU facilities — each product page
shows a flag confirming exact origin.
(2)
Siemens
🇩🇪 German production
BSH Group: Europe
Siemens shares its production base with sister brand Bosch within
the BSH Group: many Siemens ovens come from the Traunreut plant in
Germany, alongside additional manufacturing sites across Europe.
On its country pages, each product is marked with a flag showing
whether it was made in Germany or elsewhere in Europe, so buyers
can check before ordering. The iQ700 range in particular is a
regular strong performer in independent oven comparisons,
combining camera-based dish recognition with self-cleaning
pyrolysis.
Siemens ovens are made largely at the Traunreut plant in Germany —
the same site as Bosch — with a flag icon per product confirming
exact origin.
(3)
Miele
🇩🇪 Made in Germany
Miele is a globally recognised premium appliance brand, founded in
1899 in Gütersloh and still family-owned today. Most Miele
built-in ovens are manufactured at the company’s plant in Oelde,
North Rhine-Westphalia — one of eight German production sites
within a global network of 15 factories. In response to growing
demand in North America, Miele is also building a new plant in
Opelika, Alabama, to produce ovens and cookers for the US market —
but European-market ovens continue to come from Oelde.
Miele built-in ovens are made at the company’s plant in Oelde,
North Rhine-Westphalia — one of eight German production sites.
(4)
Amica
🇵🇱 Made in Poland
Amica is a traditional home appliance manufacturer headquartered
in Wronki, Poland, founded in 1945 and listed on the Warsaw Stock
Exchange since 1997. Its built-in ovens are produced at the
company’s own factory at its Wronki headquarters — one of the
largest household appliance production sites in Eastern Europe,
covering ovens, cooktops, and freestanding cookers. For buyers
looking for genuinely European manufacturing without the price
tag of the bigger German brands, Amica is a solid alternative.
Amica builds its ovens at its own factory in Wronki, Poland — a
lower-cost European alternative to the bigger German brands.
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July 2026
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Sources: Bosch · Siemens · Miele · Amica
Sources: Bosch · Siemens · Miele · Amica