Emtek 86271US26 Trail Cabinet Knob Polished Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 86271US26 is a Trail-style cabinet knob finished in polished chrome. It measures 2 inches in length and 1.7 inches in height, with a projection of 0.3 inches. The knob is sold individually and suits residential cabinetry installations where a clean, reflective hardware finish is specified. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and cabinetry installers working on kitchen, bath, or millwork projects will find this knob consistent with standard cabinet hardware specifications. The polished chrome finish delivers a bright, mirror-like surface appropriate for contemporary or transitional interiors.

This cabinet knob is intended for use on residential cabinet doors and drawers. It is suited to kitchen cabinetry, bathroom vanities, built-in storage units, and similar millwork applications. The Trail profile offers a straightforward form factor that integrates cleanly across a range of cabinet door styles. Each unit is sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or full-run specification on larger installations.

Key Features

• Polished chrome finish provides a bright, durable surface suitable for high-visibility hardware locations
• 2-inch length with a low 0.3-inch projection for a compact, surface-flush profile
• 1.7-inch height fits standard cabinet face frame and slab door applications
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity ordering for replacement or new installation
• Trail-style design is compatible with contemporary and transitional cabinetry aesthetics

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade cabinet knob for standard residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts accepting a single-hole knob mounting configuration.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knob installation is typically performed by carpenters, cabinetry installers, or finish trades using a drill, appropriate-sized bit, and a screwdriver or driver bit. Ensure cabinet face or drawer front is powered down from any integrated lighting circuits before drilling. Use a template or jig for consistent hole placement across multiple doors. Do not overtighten the mounting screw, as excess torque can crack or deform cabinet door material.