Jeffrey Alexander 3980-PC Cabinet Knob Polished Chrome

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 3980-PC is a round cabinet knob finished in polished chrome, designed for use on kitchen and bathroom cabinetry. Part of the Durham Collection, this knob measures 1.25 inches in diameter with a 1-inch projection from the cabinet face. The smooth, high-luster chrome finish provides a clean, reflective surface that resists tarnishing in typical residential environments. Carpenters, finish contractors, and cabinetry installers typically specify this type of hardware during new construction or cabinet refacing projects where a classic, coordinated look is required.

The 3980-PC fits standard residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Its compact 1.25-inch diameter profile suits both full overlay and inset door styles. The Durham Collection is designed for consistent hardware coordination across multiple cabinet runs, making it well suited for kitchen renovations, bathroom vanity upgrades, and built-in cabinetry installations where uniform hardware across a large number of cabinets is required.

Key Features

• Polished chrome finish delivers a bright, reflective surface suited to contemporary and transitional interiors
• 1.25-inch diameter provides a compact, easy-grip profile for standard cabinet doors and drawers
• 1-inch projection keeps the knob close to the cabinet face, reducing snagging in tight spaces
• Part of the Durham Collection for coordinated hardware selection across full cabinet installations
• Round knob geometry is compatible with standard single-hole cabinet boring patterns

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hardware for standard single-hole residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs of this type are installed by carpenters, cabinetry contractors, or finish trades using a standard screwdriver or drill driver. The cabinet door or drawer front should be drilled to match the single-hole boring pattern before mounting. Ensure the mounting screw length is appropriate for the combined thickness of the door or drawer front to avoid over-penetration or insufficient thread engagement. Power to any adjacent electrical components should be off before working in enclosed cabinet runs near electrical panels or built-in appliance cabinetry.