Emtek 86613US4 Riviera Rectangular Cabinet Knob Satin Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 86613US4 is a Riviera Rectangular cabinet knob finished in Satin Brass, designed for use on cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial interiors. The knob measures 1.375 inches x 2 inches and weighs 0.4 pounds, offering a solid, substantial feel suited to furniture-grade cabinetry. The rectangular profile and Satin Brass finish make it a practical choice for transitional, traditional, or mid-century design applications. Cabinet hardware installers and finish carpenters typically specify this knob when coordinating hardware across kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, and case goods.

The 86613US4 is sold individually and is appropriate for standard overlay and inset cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The Satin Brass finish suits a range of wood tones and painted cabinet finishes. It is a common specification on residential kitchen and bath remodel projects where consistent hardware profiling across multiple cabinet runs is required. Installers working on custom millwork projects will find the rectangular form factor easy to align in grid or row patterns across door and drawer banks.

Key Features

• Riviera Rectangular profile measuring 1.375 inches x 2 inches
• Satin Brass finish for a low-sheen, warm metallic appearance
• Weighs 0.4 pounds, indicating solid construction
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity control per project
• Suitable for cabinet doors and drawer fronts in residential and light commercial settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cabinet knob replacement or new-installation hardware for standard residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts accepting a single-bore knob mounting configuration.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced DIYers using a drill, appropriate-diameter bit, and a hardware jig for consistent placement. Power to any adjacent electrical components should be off before drilling near built-in cabinetry. Use a backing board when drilling to prevent tear-out on finished cabinet faces. Follow manufacturer-supplied hardware templates or a standard cabinet hardware jig for uniform hole placement across multiple doors and drawers.