BOBRICK WASHROOM EQUIPMENT INCORPORATED

We look with pride upon the history and accomplishments of our Company. Our Company name originates from George Augustus Bobrick, who founded it in 1906. It was known as Bobrick Chemical Company, manufacturers of various commercial products (waxes, ammonia, etc.). To promote the sales of liquid soap, Mr. Bobrick and his son, Arthur, designed and produced soap dispensers. (The chemical business was sold outright in 1938.)

G.A. Bobrick conceived the idea of the first liquid soap dispenser and was awarded a U.S. Patent for it in 1908. The Pullman Car Company later asked Bobrick to develop a soap dispenser for use in their railway passenger cars. The result was the first basin-mounted "Pullman" dispenser, which brought Bobrick a second U.S. Patent in 1912. These early inventions established Bobrick as a pioneer in soap dispensing equipment and set a new direction for our Company.

In the years that followed, many other soap dispenser models were developed.

In 2006 Bobrick acquired General Accessory Manufacturing Company (GAMCO) from the Liberty Hardware Group of the Masco Corporation. Bobrick's GAMCO Division manufactures stainless steel, as well as specialty metal and finish washroom accessories used in non-residential buildings.

Today, Bobrick serves U.S. customers from three locations: the Corporate Headquarters and main plant in North Hollywood, California, plus manufacturing, customer service facilities and distribution centers in Clifton Park, New York, and Jackson, Tennessee. In addition, there is the Koala Kare Products Division in Centennial, Colorado, the GAMCO Division in Durant, Oklahoma and the Canadian Headquarters and manufacturing plant in Toronto, Canada. Bobrick International has representatives in Europe, Australia, the Far East, Middle East, Africa, Central and South America, and the South Pacific Islands. Distribution centers have been added in the United Kingdom, continental Europe, and Australia to support these markets.

In all instances, the purchaser's exclusive remedy against Bobrick is for the

repair or replacement, at Bobrick's option, of warranted defective products or

parts. Bobrick will also bear the cost of the purchaser's return of defective

products or parts to Bobrick. Bobrick's warranties set forth above do not cover

damage resulting from vandalism. No other remedy (including, but not limited

to, damages for field labor charges, lost profits, lost sales, injury to

persons or property or any other incidental or consequential losses) is

available.

Installation: Automatic hand dryers should be installed 15" (380mm) above any projection or horizontal surface which may interfere with the operation of the automatic sensor