Casson Hardware carries CBH Hardware, a Toronto-based architectural door hardware manufacturer producing The Charlie Collection — locally fabricated hardware combining expert Canadian craftsmanship with considered contemporary design. CBH offers solid construction, contemporary profiles, and short lead times from a Canadian maker. Trade pricing and specification support available across Canada with shipping to the US.
Last reviewed: April 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Where is CBH Hardware made?
CBH Hardware is fabricated locally in Toronto, Canada, producing architectural door hardware in-house with close attention to material quality and finish consistency.
What is The Charlie Collection?
The Charlie Collection is CBH Hardware's signature architectural door hardware line — a coordinated range combining solid construction, contemporary profiles, and the consistency that comes from a single Canadian maker producing the entire suite.
What does Casson Hardware carry from CBH Hardware?
Casson Hardware carries the full Charlie Collection from CBH, including door levers, knobs, pulls, and coordinated cabinet hardware, with the assortment visible on the supplier page.
What are typical lead times for CBH Hardware?
CBH Hardware offers short lead times relative to imported alternatives, with most Charlie Collection items available in a fraction of typical European import times. Casson Hardware confirms current lead times on each product page.
Does Casson Hardware ship CBH across Canada?
Yes. Casson Hardware ships CBH Hardware to all Canadian provinces and territories from our Toronto warehouse, with delivery to the United States also available.
Is trade pricing available on CBH Hardware?
Yes. Casson Hardware's Trade Program offers preferred pricing on the full CBH catalog for registered architects, designers, and contractors.
Where can I buy CBH Hardware in Canada?
Casson Hardware is a Canadian retailer for CBH Hardware, available to order online at cassonhardware.com or in person by appointment at our Toronto showroom.
