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Schaub City Lights globe glass knob gives cabinets and furniture a clear glass pull point, so doors and drawers can be opened with a single solid grip in daily use. The 1-3/8 inch diameter globe shape creates a defined handhold, which helps users control opening motion on heavier fronts. The polished chrome finish on the brass base adds a bright, reflective accent at each mounting point, tying together hinges and other chrome hardware visually. The glass knob form allows installers to place a visually light touch on face frames, which can help modernize existing runs without changing layout. The defined Schaub and Company branding and 59-26 part numbering let shops reference this exact knob in project notes, helping repeat orders stay consistent across multiple jobs.
The globe glass knob uses a #8-32 thread size, creating a standard fine-thread connection point from the knob through the cabinet front. This thread specification allows installers to cut or select matching #8-32 hardware lengths for varying door or drawer thicknesses, keeping the same knob model across mixed constructions. The defined threaded interface helps the knob draw square to the face as it is tightened, which supports consistent alignment when setting multiple knobs in a row. The brass base provides the bearing surface at the face of the cabinet, allowing the tightening force to work against metal rather than glass during installation.
The Schaub City Lights globe glass knob, 1-3/8 inch diameter, fits work where a clear glass pull blends with surrounding finishes while the polished chrome base coordinates with other chrome pieces in the layout. Its classification under Decorative Hardware and Moldings and Knobs places it directly in the visible hardware line on cabinet doors and drawers, so it works as a primary touch point in kitchens, baths, and furniture. The 1-3/8 inch globe profile sets a consistent size across all fronts, giving designers and shops a defined dimension when laying out handle locations relative to door edges or panel details. The 59-26 part number identifies this exact knob within the City Lights group, which helps larger shops track it precisely in their internal lists when matching or extending an existing installation.
The combination of a glass globe head and brass base in polished chrome creates a two-part construction where the load during pulling is carried at the metal-to-wood interface, helping preserve the glass element during repeated use. The #8-32 threaded connection provides a fine-thread joint that installers can bring up to a snug, controlled fit, which supports keeping the knob stable over time. The 1-3/8 inch diameter dimension can be factored into clearances between adjacent doors or drawers, helping layouts avoid knob-to-knob interference on tight reveals. With Schaub and Company as the named brand, teams can document this knob on drawings or cut sheets by brand, series, and the 59-26 manufacturing reference, which streamlines reorders and maintains visual continuity across phases of a project.
The Schaub City Lights globe glass knob has a 1-3/8 inch diameter, giving a defined grip size that helps plan consistent spacing and alignment across cabinet doors and drawers.
The globe glass knob uses a brass base in a polished chrome finish, so the contact at the cabinet face is metal while the visible base matches other polished chrome hardware.
The globe glass knob uses a #8-32 thread size, providing a standard fine-thread mounting point that works with cabinet door and drawer fronts using matching #8-32 hardware.
This knob is from Schaub and Company and is identified as part number 59-26, which helps specify and reorder the exact City Lights globe glass knob.
The 1-3/8 inch globe profile sets a predictable projection and diameter, which helps designers plan handle spacing so adjacent doors and drawers clear each other at the pull points.
This globe glass knob is listed under Decorative Hardware and Moldings in the Knobs, Schaub class, placing it as a visible cabinet hardware component on woodworking jobs.
The Schaub City Lights globe glass knob, 1-3/8 inch diameter with a brass base in polished chrome, gives projects a defined glass pull point tied to a standard #8-32 thread interface. Using the 59-26 part reference and Schaub and Company branding, shops can document and repeat this exact knob across cabinet runs. For projects needing a decorative glass knob that aligns with polished chrome hardware elsewhere, this model provides identified dimensions and mounting details ready to plug into your next layout.