Crofts & Assinder

Designs and manufactures cabinet handles and architectural hardware in Birmingham for interior designers, architects and furniture makers

Birmingham, United KingdomFounded 1975crofts.co.ukWebsite technologies

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About Crofts & Assinder

Crofts & Assinder designs and manufactures cabinet handles, architectural hardware and luxury solid brass fittings, produced at its factory in Birmingham and sold worldwide. Product lines include the Special Works solid brass collection, Style Guide and Studio Handbook collections, and cabinet hardware for kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and commercial interiors.

Customers include interior designers, architects, furniture manufacturers, distributors and private individuals, served through a trade offering. The company sells physical hardware products and bespoke design services for larger projects. Past projects include hotels, cruise, student accommodation and senior living settings.

The company traces its origins to 1875, when George Crofts and Frederick Assinder began trading as brass founders in Birmingham. It is family-owned and its registered company was founded in 1975. Its factory and in-house design team are both located in Birmingham.

Product: Cabinet handles, architectural hardware and solid brass fittings for residential and commercial interiors.

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