T21 Product Code: B-0051

The Linear Knurled Brass Cabinet Knob cuts straight, parallel ridges into a solid brass cylinder, brushed to a soft gold finish, at 28mm diameter — a knurled texture more commonly seen on tool grips and precision instrument dials, brought into cabinet hardware for a distinctly mechanical, industrial-modern look.

The straight, evenly spaced ridges are machined directly into the brass, which is what gives the surface its grip — unlike a smooth round knob, the knurling provides genuine texture under the fingers, useful specifically on cabinetry where hands may be wet or occupied, such as a kitchen prep area.

Because the ridge pattern runs linearly rather than radiating outward like the Fluted Pumpkin knob's sunburst texture, the visual effect reads more geometric and precise, closer to machined hardware than a decorative flourish — a distinction that matters if you're building toward an industrial-modern kitchen rather than a softer traditional look.

At 28mm, the knob is sized for a confident, secure grip while still fitting comfortably on standard drawer fronts and cabinet doors. Solid brass gives the knurling weight and definition that a lighter cast alloy would struggle to replicate as sharply at this scale.

The brushed gold finish sits between the ridges as well as across their raised edges, so the texture stays visually consistent rather than showing bare metal at the ridge peaks and finished metal in the grooves.

• Best for: industrial-modern kitchens, workshop-style cabinetry, and hands-on prep areas wanting a textured grip
• Material: solid brass, machined knurled texture
• Fixing: single-point, standard knob mounting

Specification: Material — solid brass; Finish — brushed gold; Size — 28mm diameter x 28mm height.

What's the practical benefit of a knurled texture over a smooth knob?

The straight ridges give a genuinely more secure grip than a smooth surface, particularly useful in kitchen settings where hands might be wet, greasy, or occupied while opening a drawer.

How does linear knurling differ from the fluted sunburst pattern on the Pumpkin knob?

Knurling runs in straight, parallel ridges around the cylinder, giving a precise, mechanical look, while the Fluted Pumpkin knob's ridges radiate outward from a central point in a sunburst — knurling reads as more industrial, fluting as more decorative.

Does the brushed finish wear unevenly on the raised ridge edges?

No, the brushed gold finish is applied consistently across both the raised ridges and the grooves between them, so the texture stays visually even rather than showing bare metal at the high-contact points over time.