Elements 897L-SN Cabinet Knob Satin Nickel Merryville

Product Description

The ELEMENTS 897L-SN is a zinc oval cabinet knob finished in satin nickel, part of the Merryville collection. It measures 1.25 inches in overall length with a width of 0.8125 inches and a projection of 1.25 inches. The satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance suited to contemporary and transitional cabinetry. Installers and millwork professionals specify this knob for kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture drawer fronts where a consistent hardware finish is required. The zinc construction offers solid, predictable thread engagement during installation.

The 897L-SN is appropriate for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications. Its compact oval profile and moderate projection make it a practical choice for standard face-frame and frameless cabinet doors and drawers. The Merryville collection is designed for coordinated hardware installations across a range of cabinet configurations.

Key Features

• Satin nickel finish for a low-sheen, corrosion-resistant surface
• Zinc construction provides solid pull strength and reliable thread engagement
• Oval profile with 1.25 inch overall length and 0.8125 inch width
• 1.25 inch projection accommodates standard finger clearance on cabinet faces
• Part of the Merryville collection for coordinated multi-piece hardware installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hardware piece for standard residential and light commercial cabinetry using conventional cabinet knob mounting hardware.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs of this type are installed by a cabinetmaker, finish carpenter, or experienced DIYer using a standard drill and cabinet hardware jig to ensure consistent hole placement. Power down any adjacent under-cabinet lighting circuits before drilling near electrical runs. Follow the manufacturer mounting screw specification for thread depth to avoid cracking the cabinet face. Do not overtighten the mounting screw, as zinc hardware can be damaged by excessive torque.