Cabinet Knobs, Brushed Nickel

A quick cabinet refresh can change the look of a kitchen, bathroom, or dresser without replacing the furniture. These five brushed-nickel cabinet knobs have a curved bar shape and a single-hole grip, giving you a simple hardware option for drawers and cabinet doors. The listed dimensions are 1-3/4 inches long, 15/32 inch wide, and 29/32 inch high. Before ordering, note that the product name describes a stainless steel build, while the description says solid zinc alloy, so the material information is inconsistent.

Key points

The curved profile gives these knobs a more defined look than a basic round pull, while the brushed-nickel finish is intended to suit several cabinet styles. The listing presents them for kitchen cabinets, bathroom drawers, dressers, bedroom cabinets, cupboards, and closet doors. That range makes the pack useful when you want a consistent look across different storage pieces rather than choosing separate styles for each room.

Each knob is described as using a single-hole installation. The package is listed as a five-pack, with two detachable screw sizes for each knob: 25 mm and 44 mm. The description says the screws can be broken into six different lengths, and installation instructions are included. Keep in mind that the conflicting material descriptions make it hard to know whether the knobs are stainless steel or zinc alloy, if the underlying metal matters to your project, that uncertainty is worth weighing before you choose them.

How to use it

These are replacement cabinet knobs, not a multi-hole bar pull. For a small update, picture changing the knobs on a dresser so the curved metal grip is easier to spot and the hardware has a more coordinated finish. They can also be used across cabinets and drawers where a single mounting hole is suitable. Check the existing hole placement and the knob’s listed dimensions against the furniture before starting, especially if you are replacing a different style of handle.

Practical tips

Lay out the five knobs and identify the screw length that fits each piece before tightening anything. The included instructions and detachable screws offer some flexibility, but the product details do not specify the screw lengths that result from each adjustment. For a straightforward swap, compare the old hardware’s mounting setup with the single-hole design, a multi-hole pull may be a better fit if you want to reuse existing holes without changing the installation.

It suits you if you want a coordinated brushed-nickel look across a small set of cabinets or drawers and your furniture uses single-hole knobs. You may want to skip it if you need a confirmed metal type or a pull designed to span multiple mounting holes.

Questions before you buy

How many knobs are included? The product name identifies this as a five-pack.

What are the listed dimensions? Each knob is listed as 1-3/4 inches long, 15/32 inch wide, and 29/32 inch high.

Are installation screws included? The description lists two detachable screw sizes per knob, 25 mm and 44 mm, plus installation instructions.

Buying verdict

This set makes most sense for a small hardware refresh where the brushed-nickel finish, curved shape, and single-hole fit match your cabinets or drawers. Its screw options may help with installation, and the five-pack keeps the look consistent across several pieces. The main drawback is the contradictory material information, along with limited detail on the adjustable screw lengths. Choose it if those uncertainties are acceptable and the listed size suits your furniture, look for a listing with clearly specified metal and mounting details if those are essential to your decision.