Metters Limited

Spring bought out his partner in 1907 and founded Metters Limited in 1908 with himself as managing director, and greatly expanded the product range and volume of manufacture in Perth, Adelaide and Sydney.

Henry Langdon Spring (c. 1863 – 21 April 1937) was born in London and emigrated to Perth, Western Australia around 1890.

In 1908 Spring founded Metters Ltd. with himself as managing director and a capital of £100,000, to purchase Fred's interest in the company and greatly expanded the business.

In 1911, three employees of Metters Limited, Norman Keysor, Edward Forrest, and Henry Barnett, left to found K.F.B.

Pots and pans could be exposed to direct heat by removing small plates recessed in the cooking surface.

[6][7] In 1933 Roy Crowhurst from Metters became one of the early socceroos, as Australia's soccer internationals are called these days, when he was part of a tour of New Caledonia.