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This Top Knobs Mission Series door knocker brings a clean, rectilinear presence to an entry door in a Brushed Nickel finish. Its narrow proportions make it a natural fit for Mission and Craftsman entries where vertical hardware details define the look.
Width is the dimension that shapes a knocker's presence on a door, and at 2-1/8 inches this one stays decisively narrow. That proportion suits a door with limited solid face area, a vertical sidelight running alongside it, or a program that favors linear upright forms over broader decorative plates. It also reads well on a narrower entry door where a wider fitting would crowd the stile. The 5-1/2 inch length gives enough vertical presence to anchor the piece without competing with other door hardware.
The base material is brass, which is worth stating because most decorative hardware in this catalog is cast zinc. What you see is a Brushed Nickel finish, a softly textured silver surface that resists the harsh reflectivity of a high-polish nickel and coordinates with brushed silver door levers, hinges, and house numbers in the same program. The 13/16 inch projection keeps the knocker close to the door face, which matters most when a storm door or screen door hangs on the outside of the entry: that gap between the two doors has to be wider than 13/16 inch to swing clear.
This piece fits best on a Mission or Craftsman entry door in a silver-toned hardware program, particularly where the door face is narrow or partly glazed and a slim vertical fitting makes better use of the available space than a wide horizontal one. Designers specifying a full entry package can coordinate it with other Mission series pieces from Top Knobs. Confirm the mounting arrangement for your door construction before ordering.
If a storm door or screen door hangs outside your entry door, the space between the two doors must be wider than the knocker's projection to let the storm door close fully. At 13/16 inch, this is the shallowest option in the range, so it is the least likely to create a clearance problem in that situation.
Yes. Most decorative hardware in this catalog uses a zinc alloy as the base metal. This knocker's base material is listed as brass, which is heavier and denser. The Brushed Nickel finish is applied over it.
The Mission series from Top Knobs runs across multiple entry and cabinet hardware categories, so matching house numbers and other entry pieces may be available within the same collection.
Measure the gap between your entry door face and the closed storm door. If that gap is greater than 13/16 inch, this knocker's projection will clear it.
Choose this knocker where the door program calls for a brushed silver tone and the door face has room for a slim vertical fitting rather than a wider decorative plate.
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