Roca AH0003400R Drop Valve Mechanism Kit D2_D NR Porcelain Replacement Part.

Description

Roca began its activity in 1917 by manufacturing cast iron radiators for home heating in its factory in Gavà (Barcelona). In addition to the first cast iron radiators, it completes its catalog with the production of boilers and in 1929 entered the bathroom sector with the manufacture of bathtubs. Always aware of the changes in society related to the cultivation of water, the main natural resource with which the company works, in 1936 Roca took on the challenge of producing vitrified porcelain and in 1954 began making taps. In the 1990s, the Group conducted an initial phase of international expansion, mainly based on the opening of subsidiaries and signing agreements with leading companies in their markets. In addition to Portugal and France, the commercial presence began to expand to the UK, Germany, Italy, Russia, Morocco, Argentina, Brazil and China. The turning point in the internationalization process came in 1999 with the acquisition of the Swiss group Keramik Holding Laufen, the world's fourth largest manufacturer of vitrified porcelain sanitary ware. The acquisition of Laufen enabled the Group to consolidate its presence in strategic markets where it was less present, mainly in Eastern Europe, Brazil and the United States. In 2005, Roca announced an ambitious strategic plan focused on the bathroom space sector and achieved global leadership in the sector in 2006. Today, Roca sales network spans more than 170 countries, powered by its 84 production plants and more than 24,000 employees worldwide. World. Today, Roca continues to be a 100% Spanish company committed to the creation of bathroom spaces, an activity that has made it a global reference. Achieving this dimension is a source of great pride, almost as important as having been one of the most well-known, appreciated and most integrated brands in the imagination of Spanish society for decades.