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American Standard sells a large variety of bathroom furniture products. They pride themselves on using new, innovative technology and contemporary design.
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What American companies had a monopoly in the 1800s?
Standard oil company
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What retailers sell American Standard sinks?
There are some retailers that sell American Standard sinks. They are Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Rona, Home Hardware, Lowe's. One can go to their stores or websites to make their purchase.
American companies had a monopoly in the late 1800s?
Standard Oil Company
Is American bath and shower an American company?
Yes, American Bath and Shower, or American Standard, is an American company. Founded in 1872 and headquartered in Piscataway, New Jersey, they specialize in manufacturing plumbing fixtures.
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Besides toilets which products does American Standard sell?
American Standard actually manufactures and sells other bathroom and kitchen fixtures, besides toilets. These products include sinks, wash stands, basins,
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What finishes does American Standard Faucet sell?
American Standard Faucet offers a variety of finishes for all types of faucets such as blackened bronze, oil rubbed bronze, polished brass, satin nickel, and traditional stainless steel.
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It was a trust created by Rockefeller by buying other companies and giving them small profits.
