Westbrass

Company Overview

Westbrass manufactures its own goods constructed from high-grade resources. To ensure high standards, these products adhere to stringent standards set by NSF, the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and various additional regulations. Based in Los Angeles, the company sells a diverse range of specialty plumbing items, overflow solutions, and kitchen and bath decor internationally.

Westbrass holds multiple protected innovations including the Deep Soak Overflow engineered for deep soaking in most tubs, the Closing Linear overflow, and additional intellectual properties. The customer base includes showrooms, wholesale plumbing suppliers, supply houses, original equipment manufacturers and design manufacturers, as well as several home improvement centers.

Established in 1935 by brothers, Jack and Aaron Kagan, the company aimed to meet the needs of plumbing wholesalers on the Pacific Coast. Initially, the offerings included goods such as faucet systems, valves, fittings, and additional items. Subsequent to becoming the top supplier of plumbing products, the company was acquired in 1985 by Max Homami. Recognizing a surge in the home renovation market, Mr. Homami saw to establish Westbrass as the foremost name in kitchen and bath products.