
Liberty Hardware is owned by Masco Corporation (NYSE: MAS), a publicly traded home improvement products company headquartered in Livonia, Michigan. The Liberty brand covers cabinet hardware, hooks, and decorative bath accessories sold primarily through Home Depot, Lowe's, and online retailers. In 2026, Masco announced the integration of Liberty Hardware into Delta Faucet Company, moving the brand from the Decorative Architectural Products segment into Plumbing Products.
Parent Company
Founded
1997
Status
Publicly Traded
Headquarters
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| Liberty Hardware | Masco Corporation | Brand division |
Liberty Hardware traces to Liberty Hardware Manufacturing, founded in 1948 in New York as a producer of decorative cabinet and door hardware. Masco acquired the business and expanded it into the leading consumer hardware brand in American home centers, using its Home Depot and Lowe's channel relationships to build national distribution.
Under Masco, the Liberty name became the consumer-facing brand for cabinet pulls, knobs, hooks, and bath hardware sold in the decorative hardware aisle. The Franklin Brass brand, covering bath hardware and accessories, operates alongside it in the same product family.
The brand's fortunes have tracked the housing and repair-and-remodel cycles. When the do-it-yourself boom of the pandemic era cooled, decorative hardware volume softened. In 2024, Masco divested Kichler Lighting, its other major decorative brand, sharpening the portfolio around plumbing and paint. The February 2026 announcement that Liberty would move under Delta Faucet Company completed that realignment, putting the hardware line inside the faucet business it already shared most of its branding with.
Under Masco, Liberty became the name attached to the decorative hardware aisle in big-box stores: the packaged cabinet pulls, knobs, hooks, and bath accessories homeowners buy for a weekend refresh. The business model is retail-channel hardware rather than contractor-specified product, so shelf presence and packaging drive sales more than trade relationships.
The Franklin Brass name sits beside it in the same product family, covering bath hardware and accessories under a separate brand identity. Together they gave Masco two of the most visible consumer hardware names in the home center channel.
What does Masco Corporation own?
Masco Corporation owns a portfolio of home improvement and building products brands including Behr paint, Delta faucets, Hansgrohe fixtures, Liberty Hardware, Brizo luxury faucets, Newport Brass, and HotSpring spas. The company previously owned KraftMaid and Merillat cabinetry brands but sold its cabinetry division to ACProducts Inc. in 2020 for $1 billion, forming Cabinetworks Group.
Is Masco Corporation publicly traded?
Yes, Masco Corporation is a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MAS. The company is subject to SEC reporting requirements and files annual and quarterly reports. No single shareholder or family holds a controlling stake.
Who founded Masco Corporation?
Masco Corporation was founded in 1929 by Alex Manoogian in Detroit, Michigan, as a manufacturer of faucet components and plumbing parts. Manoogian was an Armenian immigrant who built the company into a major building products manufacturer through decades of strategic acquisitions. The company went public in 1961.
Where is Masco Corporation headquartered?
Masco Corporation is headquartered in Livonia, Michigan, USA. The company operates manufacturing facilities and distribution centers across North America and internationally, with manufacturing and sourcing operations in the United States, Mexico, Canada, Germany, and China.
How many brands does Masco Corporation own?
Masco owns approximately 10 primary brands across its two business segments. The Plumbing Products segment includes Delta, Hansgrohe, Liberty Hardware, Brizo, Newport Brass, and HotSpring. The Decorative Architectural Products segment includes Behr and its sub-brands (Behr PREMIUM PLUS, Behr PRO). The company narrowed its portfolio after selling its cabinetry division in 2020.
What is Masco Corporation's annual revenue?
Masco Corporation reported full-year 2025 net sales of $7.56 billion, a 3% decrease from FY2024. The Plumbing Products segment generated the majority of revenue with 3% growth, while Decorative Architectural Products declined 14%. For Q2 2026, Masco reported net sales of $1.99 billion. The company expects 2026 sales to be roughly flat to up low-single digits when adjusted for currency.
Who is the CEO of Masco Corporation?
Jon Nudi serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Masco Corporation. He took leadership in 2024 and has led organizational restructuring including the establishment of an Executive Committee and the integration of Liberty Hardware into Delta Faucet Company in 2026. Richard Westenberg serves as Vice President, CFO, and Treasurer.
Liberty Hardware operates under Masco's corporate sustainability reporting, which covers sourcing, packaging, and supplier standards. The products are simple metal goods with long service lives, so durability is their main environmental attribute. No independently verified certifications apply at the brand level.
Liberty Hardware has no major recalls or controversies on record. Cabinet hardware is a low-risk product category with minimal safety exposure. The main industry issue affecting the brand is the same one affecting most decorative hardware sold through US home centers: tariffs on Asian-manufactured metal goods, which Masco addressed through pricing and sourcing adjustments across its portfolio in 2025 and 2026.
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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