Emtek 86611US7 Norwich Cabinet Knob French Antique Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 86611US7 is the Norwich Cabinet Knob finished in French Antique Brass, a solid decorative hardware piece designed for cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial applications. The knob measures approximately 1-5/8 inches in diameter and ships as a single unit. At 0.5 pounds, it is a lightweight but substantial piece suited for cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms, and built-in millwork. The French Antique Brass finish delivers a warm, aged tone that works with traditional, transitional, and vintage-inspired interior styles. Installation requires standard cabinetry boring and a machine screw, making it a straightforward swap for any finish carpenter or skilled homeowner.

The EMTEK 86611US7 is intended for cabinet face-frame and frameless door and drawer applications in residential settings. It is well suited for kitchen cabinetry, bathroom vanity drawers, and furniture-grade built-ins where a traditional or antique aesthetic is the design goal. Each unit is sold individually, allowing selective replacement or staged installation across a project. The French Antique Brass finish pairs with oil-rubbed, aged, and warm-metal finish families commonly found in period-style interiors.

Key Features

• Norwich profile cabinet knob in a French Antique Brass finish
• Nominal 1-5/8 inches knob diameter for standard cabinet boring
• Lightweight construction at 0.5 pounds per unit
• Overall package dimensions: 2.9 inches long, 2 inches wide, 1.7 inches tall
• Sold as a single unit; case quantity of 20 available for larger projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative replacement or new-installation cabinet knob suitable for standard residential cabinet door and drawer boring patterns.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced DIYers. Ensure the cabinet door or drawer front is bored to the correct diameter and centered before fastening. No power tools are required for final mounting; a hand screwdriver is sufficient. Remove all cabinet contents and secure the door in a stable position before drilling new hardware holes.