Who was the founder of the Badcock Corporation?

Henry Stanhope Badcock founded the W.S. Badcock Corporation in 1904. An immigrant from England, Henry founded the first Badcock store in Mulberry, FL. Henry operated this single store in Mulberry, FL for 16 years until, in 1920, his son Wogan bought the store from his father. Business continued to grow until the land boom/bust of 1929.

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How many Badcock stores are there in the US?

It sells its furniture and accessories through more than 300 stores that operate under the banner names Badcock Home Furnishing Centers and Badcock &more. Aside from its e-commerce site, Badcock’s stores network extends to nearly 10 southeastern states.

How much does Badcock furniture make per year?

Total sales for the corporation are approaching $1 Billion per year, making Badcock one of the largest privately owned furniture retailers in the country.

Where can I buy furniture from w.s.badcock?

W.S. Badcock furnishes homes down in Dixie and beyond. As one of the largest privately-owned furniture retailers in the US, the company sells furniture for every room in the house. It sells its furniture and accessories through more than 300 stores that operate under the banner names Badcock Home Furnishing Centers and Badcock &more.

How many Badcock stores are there in Florida?

There are currently more than 370 Badcock stores in eight states and our corporate headquarters in Mulberry, Florida employs more than 1,200 people. We are always looking for smart, driven, and talented people to join our winning team.

What’s the future for w.s.badcock?

With the company continuing to grow, the future looks bright for the W.S. Badcock Corporation. The introduction of a new “Sales Based Model” of operations is opening doors for new dealers, and Badcock is in the process of converting all stores to the sales based model.