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Schaub Menlo Park ridged knob gives cabinets a round, 1-1/4 inch diameter pull point, creating a consistent grip location on doors and drawers. The brushed nickel finish provides a specific visual look that helps match other brushed nickel decorative hardware on a project. The round shape concentrates contact on the face of the knob, which supports repeatable hand placement in everyday use. The ridged design defines the knob as part of the Menlo Park family from Schaub and Company, so it can visually coordinate with other Menlo Park pieces specified on the same job. The 1-1/4 inch diameter dimension sets a clear size reference when laying out knob positions across multiple fronts, helping installers keep proportions consistent on wide and narrow faces.
The knob uses a #8-32 thread size, which defines the screw thread interface on the back of the knob and guides selection of the matching threaded fastener. This #8-32 thread detail helps installers pair the knob with a correctly threaded connection through the cabinet door or drawer front, supporting secure attachment when tightened from the back side. Because the knob is round with a 1-1/4 inch diameter, the contact area on the face of the cabinet is clearly defined, which helps position the hole so the knob sits fully on the front surface without crowding neighboring edges or profiles.
The Schaub Menlo Park ridged knob, with its 1-1/4 inch diameter, suits cabinet doors and drawers where a moderate sized pull point is needed, giving users a defined grip without overwhelming narrower faces. The brushed nickel finish makes this round brushed nickel knob a match for designs calling for brushed nickel decorative hardware and moldings, so it can be specified across kitchens, baths, or built-ins that rely on that finish. The round, ridged profile identifies the knob as part of the Menlo Park group, which helps designers and installers keep hardware style consistent on upper cabinets, base cabinets, and utility storage using the same Menlo Park look.
The 1-1/4 inch diameter dimension allows installers to build drilling templates or jigs around a known knob size, helping repeat knob positions across multiple cabinet runs with consistent visual spacing. The #8-32 thread size gives a precise thread standard on the back of the knob, so the fastening point remains predictable when planning hole size and depth through different door and drawer thicknesses. The brushed nickel finish offers a defined surface color and sheen, which lets project teams order matching brushed nickel cabinet knobs for islands, wall cabinets, and vanities with confidence that the finish description remains the same. Being part of the Schaub knobs class, this Menlo Park knob can be specified alongside other Schaub decorative hardware, helping maintain a unified hardware source on larger woodworking or cabinet jobs.
The Schaub Menlo Park ridged knob has a 1-1/4 inch diameter, which sets its footprint on the cabinet front and helps plan spacing on doors and drawers.
This Menlo Park cabinet knob has a brushed nickel finish, allowing it to align visually with other brushed nickel decorative hardware on the same project.
The Schaub 532-BN knob uses a #8-32 thread size, which defines the threaded connection point through the cabinet front for installation.
The round shape focuses grip on the knob face, giving a consistent pull location on cabinet doors and drawers in regular use.
This Menlo Park ridged knob belongs to the Schaub knobs product class, which helps keep decorative hardware selections within one Schaub family.
The Menlo Park ridged design identifies the knob style, supporting coordinated use with other Menlo Park decorative hardware across a room.
The Schaub Menlo Park ridged knob, 1-1/4 inch diameter in brushed nickel, brings a defined round pull point and a clearly stated finish to cabinet projects. The #8-32 thread size sets a known installation interface on the back of the knob, which helps align it with standard cabinet drilling and fastening practices. Specifying this brushed nickel cabinet knob from the Schaub knobs class keeps style, finish description, and thread details consistent across multiple doors and drawers on woodworking and cabinet installations.