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GRANDER JOURNAL V CONTENT GRANDERHOTEL & GASTRO 25 Sunny Side up FLYING High 15 Revitalized WATER for Everybody41 GRANDER 04 Introduction WELL-BEING 17 Dental office Erk Dental Laboratory Zweifel 06 Joanneum Graz Pharmacy Hl. Margaretha GRANDER Generation House Graz GRANDER LIVING 10 HOTEL & GASTRONOMY 20 Crystal Baths Group 11 Centre for Down Syndrome 21 Interspar House of Women Youth & Family Guesthouses Raiffeisen Bank Feldkirchen-Kalsdorf Hotel am Stephansplatz 12 Sonnenplatz Grossschoenau 22 Hotel Bergland Nursing Home Frohsinn Boutique Hotel Stadthalle Hotel Frutt Lodge & Spa 13 Baufritz GmbH Landesimmobilien Ges. Steiermark 23 Elmau Castle Nuno Restaurant Bukoll GmbH 14 Fidazer Hof Waser Holzbau AG Sebastian’s Restaurant Airport Vienna-Schwechat 15 24 Hotel Edelweiss Revolving Restaurant Rondorama Romantic Spa Hotel “White Horse Inn” Imprint: Publisher and Editor: URANUS Verlagsges.mbH, Vienna, www.uranus.at, Chief Editors: Ursula Wastl, design, layout and typesetting: Raunigg & Partner, Graz, www.raunigg.at, Cover Photo: shutterstock, Copyright © 2012 for all papers UVO Vertriebs GmbH & Co KG, A-6100 Seefeld, Heilbadstraße 827. The U.V.O. Vertriebs GmbH & Co KG points out that it can take no responsibility for consequences resulting from errors or omissions. www.grander.com 2 GRANDERJOURNAL V CONTENT 42 GRANDER CULINARY Revitalized Brand- Name Products GRANDER13 LIVING Dream Homes BACKING the right HORSE GRANDER CULINARY 40 GRANDER SCHOOLS30 Enjoyment of Music fills the highest level the air … 32 25 Taubenkobel Hotel & Restaurant 37 Heindl Confectionery FerienArt Resort & Spa Gombotz Tomatoes Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol Ortnerhof Sonnenalp Resort Lussi Mushroom Cultivation GRANDER 38 SCHOOLS 28 HLF Krems Kobersdorfer Palace Brewery Eppishausen Swine Breeding 29 Ballet School Ronecker Zoetler Private Brewery HTL Moedling (Higher Technical College Moedling) 39 Kroesbacher Butcher’s Shop 30 Admont Family Berger-Zechner Mattersburg Football Academy “Simply Good”- Oyfach Guat Bavarian Music Academy Marktobersdorf 40 Egger Butcher’s Shop 31 Trade School Linz 6 & 7 Tegernseerland Natural Cheese Dairy Stangl Pasta 32 Spanish Riding School Vienna GRANDER Water Co-operative Madseit CULINARY Lylys Honey 41 36 GRANDER at THE SUPERMARKET 42 Revitalized Brand-Name Products 46 Literature 47 Contact GRANDERJOURNAL V 3 CHAPTERS THE LONG WayTO A NEW Understanding of water MORE THAN JUST WATER ... What began more than 3 decades ago in Johann Grander’s “workshop of ideas” as an intuitive experiment is a world-wide, successful brand name today. On the long journey from the water presents a physical uniqueness, knowing that he would become the initial observations of nature to which was first used in this form by creator of a term that is so frequently the discovery of water revitalisati- Johann Grander and successfully used nowadays. Johann Grander com- on nature has always been Johann implemented in the GRANDER ments, “Under the microscope I could Grander’s teacher. The basic know- water revitalisation devices. determine time and time again that the ledge of his year-long experimental water had begun to regenerate itself and research work was that water has The term “water revitalisation” after a drop of revitalized water had the ability to transfer information. Johann Grander gave his invention the been added to it. It, literally, returned The information transfer of water to name “water revitalisation” without life to the water.” 4 GRANDERJOURNAL V © U.V.O. Vertriebs GmbH & Co KG (2x) Vertriebs © U.V.O. INTRODUCTION Generations Change in the Grander Family Business Almost 30 years of productive co-operation with his father have been both a gift and challenge for Johann Grander Jr. Together they invented the first water revitalisation devices and produced these completely on their own. From the very beginning Johann Jr. contributed to water research. For this reason, it was not only an honour, but it also had an emotional aspect when he followed in this father’s footsteps and took over the leadership of the family-run GRANDER business together with his siblings. Johann Grander Jr. states, “GRANDER has always been a family-run business and will remain one in the future. It will always be ever-present Krug © Werner in our minds that our father discovered Father and Son were working together for more than 30 years something incredible and is responsible for utilized with huge success in the clarification the fact that the name GRANDER stands for of water in heating systems as well as for pure, revitalized water of the highest quality the optimization of water characteristics Safety through Stability world-wide. Our task for the future is to in swimming pools and, last but not least, For more than 30 years the brand sustainably pass on the values and philosophy it is also used in the area of processing “GRANDER” has been making a name of GRANDER to the people.” water for industrial companies. for itself on the market. Through word- of-mouth satisfaction on the part of the Why GRANDER water? For the love of the environment users and the interest shown by the media, Even at the very beginning of his experi- Sustainability and the protection of resources water revitalisation has become increasingly ments Johann Grander maintained close are topics of today and the future. Revitalized popular over the years. In the meantime contact with people who used revitalized water regenerates itself quickly, allows for GRANDER water revitalisation devices water to increase their feeling of well- decreased use of chemicals in cleaning are sold world-wide and hundreds of being. He collected letters and cards, processes and flows revitalized back into thousands of users around the globe that were sent to him and studied their the natural water circulation. are convinced of the positive effect that experiences. From the knowledge of this revitalized GRANDER water has. GRANDER pioneer new applications have Installation of Water Revitalisation constantly been developed. The main GRANDER water revitalisation devices are application was and still is for drinking made from food-safe quality stainless steel. water. Revitalized water is recognized by a The installation is done directly on the fresh taste, long lastingness and a pleasant, water pipe so that revitalized, high-quality soft feeling when bathing or showering water is provided throughout the entire with it. Apart from the application in the household. These devices work without area of drinking water GRANDER water electricity or chemicals, are maintenance- revitalisation has been further free and have a long-lasting function. GRANDERJOURNAL V 5 JOANNEUM GRAZ IT MAKES difference, A WHETHER I USE NORMAL OR revitalized Water BY JOHANN GRANDER Paul-Bernhard Eipper Dr. Paul Bernhard Eipper with the Curator of Joanneum Graz, Dr. Wolfgang Muchitsch (l to r) 6 GRANDERJOURNAL V JOANNEUM GRAZ SensationTHE OF GRAZ JOANNEUM During the restoration of Schiele’s last oil painting “Edge of Town” Dipl. Rest. (restorator) Dr. Paul Bernhard Eipper made a surprising discovery. Under the view of the town two portrait sketches were revealed. resumably due to lack of mate- course, I was sceptical at the beginning, rials Schiele had painted over since no one could clearly explain how the Pboth portraits and worked GRANDER method really worked. Then them into the new picture. Thus, the 30 I did some experiments myself and came million Euro painting is not only the most to the conclusion that there is, in fact, a valuable, but also the most unique in the difference whether I use normal tap water collection housed at Joanneum Graz. or revitalized water by Johann Grander.” The water experiment Restorator Easier Cleaning GRANDER water Eipper’s main work has been concentrated encompasses better than normal water, on the restoration of paintings for many therefore the surface dirt can be removed years. It is very important for him to clean more easily. For this reason fewer surfac- the works of art entrusted to him as gently tants must be used. “The less cleaning as possible. He stumbled on the idea fluid, regardless of what kind, I have to of using GRANDER water for restoring mix in, the better it is for the painting. paintings through a colleague, who had Every substance I use leaves traces behind experimented with different kinds of and can, under certain conditions, begin water. “For an art project in Graz we used to work on the picture and change it,” the installation of GRANDER water for Eipper says. the first time. Actually the pump system had to be permanently maintained and A further advantage Even the solutions cleaned, however we left that up to the mixed with revitalized water, whether GRANDER device. As the project came undercoats, paint colours or glues, to an end, everyone was impressed by the prove to stay fresher longer compared great care. Everything was clean, there were to others that have been made with no build-ups, no calcification, the entire normal tap water. pump system looked as if it had just been cleaned. This began to interest me,” the © J. Kucek restorator explained and continued, “Of GRANDERJOURNAL V 7 8 GRANDERJOURNAL V © Shutterstock GRANDERLIVING Living addedWITH VALUE For many families the installation of a GRANDER water revi- talisation device in their home has provided a new well-being dimension. “New, refined water taste, pleasant feeling for the skin when bathing and showering, clean heating water and fewer technical problems,” are among the main arguments in favour of GRANDER. Both public and private facilities appreciate the relaxing effect of revitalized water and become ambassadors of GRANDER water revitalisation. GRANDERJOURNAL V 9 LIVING 9 © Shutterstock 31 87 Revitalized Water for Young and Old GENERATION HOUSE GRAZ People of varying ages learn from one and nursery school a special, animated course, we wanted only the best quality another, live and laugh together. This closeness develops. At the same time a of water, so we chose GRANDER.” Karl is everyday life at the first Generation place is created where seniors can once Trummer is particularly enthusiastic House Graz.
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