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Hickory Hardware American Diner knob provides a 1-3/8 inch diameter grip point that gives hands a solid target, which helps with consistent opening and closing of cabinet doors or drawers. The 1-1/8 inch projection sets the knob out from the face, giving fingers clearance while keeping the hardware close enough that it stays out of the way in tight runs of doors. The 1-3/16 inch base diameter spreads the load at the mounting point, which helps the knob sit stable against the surface when tightened. Zinc die cast construction creates a rigid one-piece knob body, so the shape stays uniform from job to job. The chrome finish presents a bright, reflective surface, which ties in visually with other chrome elements on the project for a coordinated look.
The 8-32 thread specification on this knob ties directly into standard cabinet knob mounting practice, so it works with routine drilling patterns that use this thread size. The zinc die cast material allows precise formation of the threaded section, which supports repeatable tightening feel during installation. The 1-3/16 inch base diameter seats flat against the cabinet face, so once tightened the knob establishes a stable bearing surface that resists rocking. With a 1-1/8 inch projection, the installed knob keeps the hand offset from the door surface while maintaining a compact reach that aligns well with standard cabinet depths.
The Hickory Hardware American Diner Series chrome 1-3/8 inch diameter knob is suited to cabinet doors and drawers where a round pull point is preferred, because the head size gives a central gripping area that is easy to locate by touch. The chrome finish integrates into layouts that feature chrome hinges, faucets, or appliance trims, helping hardware elements read as a coordinated set across a kitchen, bath, or utility space. The 1-3/16 inch base diameter visually steps down from the head to the door or drawer front, so the knob presents a defined footprint that works cleanly on face frames or panel doors without overwhelming narrow rails or stiles. With a width of 1-1/4 inch, the knob remains compact enough for use on smaller fronts, such as bath vanities or upper cabinets, while still providing a consistent visual presence across larger fronts.
The Belwith Keeler manufacturer and P2142-CH part number define a specific knob geometry, which helps installers repeat the same look and hand feel across multiple jobs by specifying the same component. Zinc die cast construction produces a uniform knob profile and consistent weight from piece to piece, which supports a predictable feel when doors and drawers are operated. The 1-1/8 inch projection and 1-3/8 inch diameter work together to maintain a balanced proportion, so alignment lines stay visually consistent when knobs are installed in rows. The 1-3/16 inch base diameter creates a clear reference circle around the mounting point, which installers can use as a visual cue when positioning knobs relative to rail edges or stile widths. The chrome finish provides a reflective surface that highlights clean alignment, so precise placement of this knob can contribute to a professional cabinet presentation.
The Hickory Hardware American Diner knob has a 1-3/8 inch diameter, a 1-1/8 inch projection, a 1-1/4 inch width, and a 1-3/16 inch base diameter, which together define its hand feel and footprint on cabinet fronts.
The P2142-CH knob uses zinc die cast construction, giving a solid, one-piece body that holds its shape and supports consistent performance across repeated installations on doors or drawers.
The chrome finish on this American Diner series knob provides a bright, reflective surface that visually coordinates with other chrome hardware, helping projects maintain a unified appearance.
This Belwith Keeler cabinet knob uses an 8-32 thread, aligning with standard cabinet knob mounting so it matches typical drilling practices and threaded holes in doors or drawers.
The knob projects 1-1/8 inch from the cabinet surface, positioning the grip to give finger clearance while keeping the hardware close to the face for a compact install.
This cabinet knob is part of the American Diner collection from Belwith Keeler under the Hickory Hardware name, which defines its styling family and part reference.
The Hickory Hardware American Diner knob in chrome brings a defined 1-3/8 inch diameter head, 1-1/8 inch projection, and 1-3/16 inch base diameter to cabinet projects, giving installers clear geometry to work with. With zinc die cast construction, an 8-32 thread, and a chrome finish, the P2142-CH part number offers a consistent, repeatable choice when a round Belwith Keeler cabinet knob is needed. Using this specific knob lets projects carry the same dimensions and visual cues across multiple fronts for a uniform cabinet installation.