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When it comes to unsurpassed value and quality at affordable prices, you can’t do better than Kohler.  The Kohler kitchen faucets and the Kohler brand has been an icon in plumbing for over 80 years.

Some might say that Kohler’s business is in the toilet, literally. Truth is, their business is also in top-quality sinks, bathroom accessories, showerheads and Kohler kitchen faucets and lavatory faucets.  These fine products are made under various names such as Kohler, Hytec, and Sterling.  The company also makes furniture under the names Baker and McGuire, in addition to stone, ceramic,  and mosaic tile under the brand Ann Sacks.

In Kohler’s business of manufacturing Kohler kitchen faucets, lavatory and sink faucets, among many other plumbing supplies, sales are driven largely by demand from the construction, electrical distribution, telecommunications and hardware retailing industries.

The efficient use of inventory management and its ability to merchandise well is largely attributed to Kohler’s ability to be profitable.  According to Hoovers.com, small operators can compete in their space by stocking specialty products, stocking all the parts their customers needs, or delivering superior service. The industry is considered highly automated with average annual revenue averaging around $450,000 per employee.

Aside from the manufacturing of Kohler kitchen faucets, lesser-known operations include Kohler’s manufacturing of small engines, generators, and power supplies for both consumer and industrial applications. Kohler’s also has real estate operations, which include  include a resort in Wisconsin by the name of ‘Destination Kohler’, and Old Course Hotel Golf Resort and Spa in Scotland.

Kohler is controlled by Chairman Herbert Kohler Jr. along with his sister, Ruth Kohler.  Both are grandchildren of the founder.

WareSeeker Editor