Century Hardware Cabinet Knobs

Shop Century Hardware cabinet knobs for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, drawers, built-ins, and furniture. The assortment includes round, mushroom, oval, square, T-shaped, ceramic, birdcage, knurled, solid-brass, aluminum, and other decorative knob designs. Because cabinet knobs typically use a single mounting screw, replacement is often straightforward, but face size, base dimensions, projection, screw length, material, and finish still affect fit and appearance. Measure the existing knob and cabinet thickness when needed, then compare scale and projection so the new hardware is comfortable to grasp and proportioned to the door or drawer.

Century Hardware Cabinet Knobs for Doors and Drawers

Century Hardware cabinet knobs provide a single-point hardware option for cabinet doors, drawers, vanities, built-ins and furniture. The assortment covers a wide range of profiles, including round and mushroom knobs, oval and square designs, T-shaped knobs, ceramic styles, birdcage forms, knurled metal knobs and other decorative shapes.

Knob size affects both appearance and grip. Compare diameter or overall width and length, projection from the cabinet face and the dimensions of the base where it meets the door or drawer. A larger knob can add visual weight to wide drawers or tall doors, while a smaller profile may suit compact cabinetry or furniture. Projection also determines how far the hardware extends into walkways and work areas.

Most cabinet knobs attach through a single mounting hole, which makes them easier to replace than two-hole pulls when the existing hole can be reused. Even so, screw length needs to suit the cabinet or drawer thickness, and a new knob with a smaller base may reveal marks left by the previous hardware. Check the mounting details on the individual product before installation.

Material and finish influence both style and how the knob coordinates with surrounding hardware. Century Hardware designs in the collection include metal, ceramic and solid-brass examples in traditional, transitional and contemporary forms. When coordinating with pulls on the same cabinetry, matching the finish and general shape family usually creates a more consistent result.

For a full cabinet update, choose the knob size and style after considering door proportions, drawer widths and the placement of nearby pulls or appliance hardware. For a replacement project, begin with the existing mounting point and footprint. Confirm exact dimensions, material, finish and included mounting hardware on each product page before ordering.