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Schaub City Lights rectangular glass knob gives cabinets and furniture a defined, geometric pull point that helps hands land in the same place every time. The rectangular glass design provides a flat gripping surface that supports controlled opening, which matters on heavier doors or drawers that resist a light pull. The 1-3/4 by 1-3/8 inch size creates a visible target for consistent hand placement, helpful on wider faces where a small round knob can feel lost. Satin nickel details coordinate with common satin nickel decorative hardware, creating a unified look when this knob is used alongside hinges or other visible components with the same finish tone. As part of the Schaub and Company City Lights line, this knob keeps a consistent design language across multiple locations, which simplifies layout choices when matching existing City Lights hardware in a shop or on a jobsite.
The rectangular glass knob uses a #8-32 thread, which gives installers a clear match for standard cabinet knob machine threads. That #8-32 detail helps installers select the correct screw length for door or drawer thickness, avoiding thread mismatch during assembly. Because the knob is designed around this common thread size, it can be integrated into typical cabinet drilling and hardware layouts without changing drilling workflows. The defined thread spec streamlines shop prep when drilling and tapping test pieces, since installers can rely on the same thread engagement they use on other #8-32 decorative knobs.
This Schaub City Lights rectangular glass knob works on projects that fall within decorative hardware and moldings, especially where a straight-edged glass profile matches the cabinet style. On cabinet doors, the 1-3/4 by 1-3/8 inch face creates a clear visual cue at the rail or stile intersection, helping users read which side of the door opens. On drawer fronts, the rectangular footprint centers easily, which simplifies layout when lining up multiple drawers in a stack. Because the finish ties back to satin nickel, this knob aligns well in banks of cabinetry already using satin nickel decorative hardware, keeping a single finish story across the install.
The #8-32 thread on this rectangular glass knob gives installers a consistent reference when drilling and sizing pilot holes in cabinet faces, which supports repeatable mounting depth and alignment. Knowing the knob uses this standard thread size allows crews to standardize on one machine screw thread across multiple cabinets, reducing sort time in the shop or at the bench. The rectangular 1-3/4 by 1-3/8 inch glass face also helps alignment by providing straight edges, so installers can visually square the knob to door or drawer edges during final tightening. That combination of standard #8-32 threading and easily read rectangular edges supports clean lines across long cabinet runs, helping reduce rework when multiple installers touch the same project.
The Schaub City Lights rectangular glass knob measures 1-3/4 by 1-3/8 inches, giving enough face area for firm grip and visual presence on doors and drawers.
The rectangular glass knob uses a #8-32 thread, which aligns with common cabinet knob threads and supports straightforward installation into standard drilled holes.
The satin nickel detail lets the knob visually coordinate with other satin nickel decorative hardware, helping maintain a consistent finish across cabinetry in the same space.
The City Lights rectangular glass knob fits cabinet and decorative hardware projects where a geometric glass profile pairs well with straight-lined door and drawer styles.
This rectangular glass knob is manufactured by Schaub and Company as part of their City Lights line, giving it a defined style family for coordinated projects.
The 52-15 designation is the manufacturer part number for this City Lights rectangular glass knob, helping buyers match this exact knob across orders and job lists.
The Schaub City Lights rectangular glass knob, 1-3/4 by 1-3/8 inches with satin nickel detail and #8-32 thread, gives installers a defined option for decorative hardware and moldings work. That clear part identity, tied to Schaub and Company and the 52-15 number, supports accurate takeoffs and repeat orders when building or updating cabinets. For projects calling for glass hardware within a satin nickel finish scheme, this knob provides a rectangular choice that aligns visually and installs with standard #8-32 thread practice.