Jeffrey Alexander 165NI Cabinet Knob Polished Nickel Ella

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 165NI is a decorative cabinet knob finished in polished nickel, designed for residential cabinetry and furniture hardware applications. Part of the Ella Collection, this knob features an emerald cut profile that suits transitional and contemporary cabinet door and drawer installations. At 1.25 inches in overall length with a 1.125-inch projection, it sits comfortably in hand while maintaining a low-profile appearance on cabinet faces. Finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, and skilled tradespeople install this hardware during new construction or renovation work.

This cabinet knob is suited for use on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, furniture drawers, and built-in cabinetry in residential settings. The polished nickel finish coordinates with brushed and chrome fixtures commonly found in transitional interiors. The emerald cut geometry provides a clean, faceted look appropriate for both shaker-style and flat-panel cabinet doors. Installation requires standard cabinet hardware tooling and is completed without specialized equipment.

Key Features

• Polished nickel finish for a bright, reflective surface that resists tarnishing in typical indoor environments
• Emerald cut profile from the Ella Collection for a faceted, transitional aesthetic
• 1.25-inch overall length fits standard single-hole cabinet boring patterns
• 1.125-inch projection provides comfortable grip clearance from the cabinet face
• 0.875-inch width suits narrow stile doors and compact drawer fronts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cabinet knob for single-hole residential cabinetry hardware applications.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs are installed by finish carpenters or cabinetmakers using a standard drill and screwdriver. Verify cabinet door or drawer front thickness before selecting screw length, as the included or separately sourced machine screw must engage fully without breaking through the face. Mark and center-punch bore locations carefully on painted or finished surfaces to prevent cosmetic damage. No special codes govern decorative hardware installation, though local finish carpentry standards may apply.