Cabinet Knobs

Heritage Brass Cabinet Knobs

Heritage Brass cabinet knobs provide a compact grip for opening cupboard doors and drawers. They can be fitted individually or combined with coordinating handles to create a practical hardware layout across kitchens, utility rooms, bedrooms and furniture.

Check the knob diameter or width, projection and grip area before ordering. A design that suits a small drawer may appear undersized on a tall cupboard or wardrobe door, so consider the proportions of the furniture as well as the finish.

Kitchen Cabinet & Cupboard Knobs

Kitchen cupboard knobs can be used on wall units, base cabinets, pantry doors and smaller drawers. Their single-point fixing can provide a simple alternative to a pull handle, particularly where new cabinetry has not yet been drilled.

Plan the position of each knob carefully to maintain consistent spacing across neighbouring doors and drawers. Also check that the chosen position provides sufficient clearance from worktops, walls and adjacent cabinet handles.

Drawer Knobs

Drawer knobs are suitable for kitchen storage, chests of drawers, bedside tables and other furniture. Smaller knobs can complement compact drawers, while wider or more substantial designs may provide a more comfortable grip for heavier units.

Check the thickness of the drawer front and the length of the supplied fixing screw. Deep or layered drawer fronts may require a different screw length from a standard cabinet door.

Round, Oval & Geometric Cabinet Knobs

The collection includes round, oval, ball, sphere and disc cabinet knobs alongside square, rectangular, hexagonal and pyramid designs. T-bar knobs provide an alternative shape with a wider horizontal grip.

Rounded profiles can suit both traditional and modern furniture, while angular and geometric knobs introduce more defined lines. Check the orientation carefully when fitting square, rectangular or T-bar designs.

Knurled, Ribbed & Hammered Knobs

Knurled and ribbed cabinet knobs add texture to the grip and can complement contemporary kitchen hardware. Hand-beaten and hammered designs create a more irregular decorative surface suited to characterful furniture and interior schemes.

Textured options include disc, cylinder and Florence-style knobs, with selected designs offered in more than one size. Review the individual product specification for the exact texture, dimensions and finish.

Cabinet Knobs on Backplate or Rose

Selected cabinet knobs are mounted on a separate rose or square backplate. This adds a decorative border around the knob and may help cover marks or unused holes left by a previous fitting.

Measure the complete rose or backplate as well as the knob itself. Check that it fits within the cabinet stile or drawer front without overlapping mouldings, panel edges or nearby fittings.

Brass, Bronze, Wooden & Ceramic Knobs

The range includes brass cabinet knobs, selected bronze designs and knobs incorporating ceramic or natural wood. Related timber designs are available in the wooden cabinet furniture collection.

Natural wood can vary subtly in colour and grain, while unlacquered brass develops a changing patina through handling and exposure. Check the material and care guidance on each product listing before purchase.

Coordinating Cabinet Hardware

Combine cabinet knobs with cabinet cup handles, pull handles, edge pulls and ring handles. A common arrangement is to use knobs on cupboard doors with coordinating pulls or cup handles on drawers.

Where a matching finish is important, compare products from the same finish family. The appearance of a finish can vary slightly across different materials, shapes and manufacturing processes.

Replacing Existing Cupboard Knobs

Most cabinet knobs use a single fixing screw fitted through the back of the door or drawer front. When replacing an existing knob, check the position and condition of the current hole before installing the new fitting.

Measure the footprint of the old knob or backplate to determine whether the replacement will cover any marks. Avoid overtightening the fixing screw, as this could damage the cabinet surface or fitting.

Choosing Cabinet Knobs

Before ordering, check the knob dimensions, projection, fixing method, screw length and thickness of the cabinet door or drawer front. Ordering a sample can help you assess the size, finish and grip before purchasing knobs for a complete kitchen or furniture project.

For help selecting cabinet knobs and coordinating products from the full Heritage Brass collection, contact our team before ordering.