Solid bronze, sand-cast by hand in Idaho.

The Foundry

Old-world casting, made to order.

Every piece begins in a pattern shop and is sand-cast or lost-wax cast from molten bronze poured by hand at roughly 2,200 degrees. Sand casting gives the bronze its characteristic organic texture; lost-wax casting is reserved for the most intricate, sculptural designs. Nothing is mass-produced. Each item is made to order and passes through more than thirty pairs of hands across a twenty-plus-step process before it ships.

Function is held to the same standard as form. After casting, pieces are machined on a bank of CNC equipment so levers, latches, and locksets operate precisely for a lifetime. The result is hardware with the weight, depth, and longevity that only solid cast bronze delivers.

It is also among the most sustainable hardware made. Every piece is cast from 90 percent post-consumer recycled bronze, the casting sand is reconditioned and reused, and bronze chips and grinding dust go back into the process with no byproduct, which can earn LEED points on a project. Made in the USA, the old way, to a modern machine-shop tolerance.

The Material

Silicon bronze and white bronze.

Rocky Mountain casts in two bronzes, each finished by hand in a living patina. The choice between them sets the colour temperature of the entire program, and it is the first decision on any specification.

Finishes

Twelve hand-applied patinas.

Both bronzes are finished with a warm, lustrous patina, applied by hand into one of twelve hues. Because the patina is hand-applied, each piece carries an aged appearance that is uniquely its own. Any product is available in any finish.

Silicon bronze.

Rich, coppery coloration. Seven finishes.

Silicon Bronze Brushed (BBB)

Silicon Bronze Light (BL)

Silicon Bronze Medium (BM)

Silicon Bronze Dark (BD)

Silicon Bronze Dark Lustre (BDL)

Silicon Bronze Rust (BR)

Silicon Bronze High Polished (BHP)

White bronze.

Burnished, silvery hue. Five finishes.

White Bronze Brushed (WBB)

White Bronze Light (WL)

White Bronze Medium (WM)

White Bronze Dark (WD)

White Bronze High Polished (WHP)

Designer Textures.

A textured inlay set in a cast bronze frame. Eight options.

Branch Texture (BBR)

Basic Texture (BBA)

Tuft Texture (BTF)

Wood Texture (BWD)

Tide Texture (BTD)

Weave Texture (BTW)

Flower Texture (BFL)

Flute Texture (BRT)

Designer Leather.

Italian leather inlaid in a cast bronze frame. Eight options.

Black Leather (LBK)

Brown Tapestry Leather (LBT)

Brown Weave Leather (LBW)

Spice Leather (LSP)

Hazelnut Leather (LHA)

Chocolate Leather (LCH)

Wine Leather (LWI)

White Leather (LWH)

Edge Textures.

Surface textures for the Edge collection. Six options.

Basic (EBA)

Moonscape (EMS)

Tide (ETD)

Weave (ETW)

Wire (EWR)

Wood (EWD)

The Catalogue

A whole home in one material language.

The reason specifiers commit to Rocky Mountain is breadth. The program runs far past door and cabinet hardware, so a whole project can be detailed in one consistent bronze family. Coordinating that breadth across a house, in one finish language, is exactly the kind of project we run. How we specify it →

Door Hardware

Entry sets, levers, knobs, grips, deadbolts, multipoint and sliding-door trim, escutcheons. Schlage "C" keyway standard.

Cabinet Hardware

Knobs, cabinet pulls, appliance pulls, and edge pulls cast in solid bronze to match the door program.

Kitchen & Bath

Cast-bronze sinks, faucets and fixtures, towel bars, rings, and paper holders in a coordinated finish.

Home Accessories

Hooks, shelf brackets, house numbers, door stops, mail slots, and the hard-to-source architectural details.

Window Hardware

Casement cranks, multipoint sets, and lift-and-slide hardware in the same bronze family as the doors.

Bronze Tile

Field, frame, and organic cast-bronze tile that carries the living finish onto walls and surfaces.

Light Fixtures

Sconces, pendants, chandeliers, and vanity lighting cast in solid bronze.

Hospitality

Electronic and keypad locks engineered for commercial and hospitality projects.

Artisan Collaborations

Collections by name.

Rocky Mountain works with leading designers, architects, and artisans on a series of exclusive collections. Knowing which one answers a project, and how it specifies, is part of what we bring to the table.

Kravitz Design

Trousdale

Lenny Kravitz's first hardware collection, drawn from the mid-century modern homes of Trousdale Estates. Sleek, angular profiles with strong textural effects.

RAMSA, Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Oasis

Sculptural door and cabinet hardware with natural, organic forms, detailing that borrows from the precision of gem cutting.

Roger Thomas Collection

Paris & Flute

By the designer behind Wynn and Bellagio. Paris draws on 17th and 18th century French design; Flute on the Corinthian column.

HOK Product Design

Verdura

Sleek, clean, minimalist lines cast by lost-wax for the most intricate detail, by the product arm of global firm HOK.

Suede Studio

Phases

A versatile bath and kitchen accessory collection by Jennifer Hoey, inspired by the changing phases of life.

Ted Boerner

Brut, Shift, Empire, Bird, Tab

Five cabinet hardware lines from the furniture designer, sculptural looks from chunky handles to asymmetrical knobs and pulls.

Specifying Through Banbury Lane

What working with us looks like.

About the Program

Where Rocky Mountain gets specified in Canada.

Banbury Lane is the largest Rocky Mountain dealer in Western Canada and runs the most robust Rocky Mountain display in the country. Specifiers across the West, and increasingly across Canada, route Rocky-led projects through us because we carry the line in depth and know how to specify it, finish, handing, and whole-home coordination, on real projects.

We do not list Rocky Mountain for sale online, by design. It is a made-to-order, specify-it-correctly line that belongs in a conversation, not a cart. That conversation starts with a trade account.