Makers

Every maker here has a product on the US Section 338 list. Each card names the tariff line and links to the source. Buy from their own shop.

1 maker · “founded-1899”

Durham Furniture

Community-listed

Durham, Ontario · Own site

Mid-sized companyMain products hit

Durham Furniture builds solid wood bedroom suites — beds, dressers, chests, night stands, armoires and mirrors — plus occasional tables, in collections named Caledon, Chateau Fontaine, Front Street, George Washington Architect, Hudson Falls, Lakeridge, Savile Row, Springville and Vineyard Creek, with English dovetail drawers, corner blocks screwed and glued into every case, mortise and tenon joints at the parting rails, raised panels floating on spacing balls, and solid wood bed rails shipped with hardwood slats.

HTS 9403.50.90Other furniture and parts thereof, Wooden furniture of a kind used in the bedroom50% since Aug 22, 2026HTS 9403.60.80Wooden furniture50% since Aug 22, 2026

Durham's beds, dressers, chests, night stands and armoires are wooden furniture of a kind used in the bedroom, HTS 9403.50.90, and its occasional tables are other wooden furniture, HTS 9403.60.80 — both on the CBP Section 338 list, both carrying a 50% additional duty on entry to the United States since August 22, 2026. The company sells into that market through a dealer network and a permanent showroom at 220 South Elm Street in High Point, North Carolina. Four days after the duty took effect the Owen Sound Sun-Times named the firm in its coverage of the tariffs: "Calls to the largest wood furniture manufacturers in Grey-Bruce, Durham Furniture, in Durham and West Bros. Furniture, in Hanover, were not returned by the time of publication Wednesday. Both sell solid wood furniture into the United States." The Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario, of which Durham is a member, told the paper that members exporting exclusively to the U.S. "are down by 40 per cent and restructuring." Durham Furniture has published nothing itself. · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026