EB Bradley Revenue and Competitors

Our History Founded in 1929 by Earl Bertrand Bradley, the company began selling products for Knape and Vogt Co. of Grand Rapids, Michigan. With the opening of the Los Angeles branch in 1929, the company became a wholesale distributor specializing in store fixture and specialty hardware such as drawer slides, hinges, brackets and standards. In 1943 branch offices were opened in San Francisco followed by Seattle in 1956. The company's market position and business began to grow during the late 1950's and 1960's after adding Wilsonart's high-pressure laminate line to its product mix. During the 1970's under the leadership of E.B. Bradley's son Robert E. Bradley, Sr., two new branches were opened; San Diego in 1972 and Portland in 1976. Significant product additions were the Blum line of European hinges and drawer slides and Accuride precision ball bearing drawer slides. A greater emphasis as a supplier to the Cabinet and Furniture industries was taking hold. Since the opening of the Anaheim branch in 1995, the company has been consistently growing. In 1998 the company entered the cold press lamination business by opening 3 locations of its West Coast Laminating subsidiary in the Los Angeles, San Franciso and Pacific Northwest marketplaces.