Jeffrey Alexander 752-19MB Sullivan Cabinet Knob Matte Black

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 752-19MB is a zinc die cast cabinet knob finished in matte black, part of the Sullivan collection. Measuring 1.25 inches in overall length with a 0.5 inch width and a projection of 1.0625 inches, this knob is designed for drawer and cabinet door applications in residential and light commercial cabinetry. The 19 mm center-to-center hole spacing suits standard boring patterns common in kitchen, bath, and furniture installations. Installers and cabinet makers will find the die cast zinc construction consistent in weight and finish uniformity across multi-piece installations.

The 752-19MB fits typical residential cabinetry applications including kitchen base and upper cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture pieces requiring a flat, matte black hardware aesthetic. The Sullivan collection provides a clean, transitional profile that works with both frameless and face-frame cabinet styles. This knob is appropriate for new construction installs, renovation hardware replacement, and builder-grade upgrades where a consistent matte black finish is specified across a project.

Key Features

• Matte black finish provides a non-reflective, low-glare surface suited to modern and transitional cabinetry
• Zinc die cast construction offers consistent dimensions and finish from piece to piece
• 19 mm center-to-center hole spacing aligns with standard cabinet boring patterns
• 1.0625 inch projection gives adequate grip clearance for drawer and door pulls
• Part of the Sullivan collection for coordinated hardware specification across a project

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cabinet knob for standard 19 mm center-to-center boring patterns on residential and light commercial cabinetry.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs of this type are installed by a cabinetmaker, finish carpenter, or experienced DIYer using a drill, appropriate bit for the bore diameter, and a screwdriver or impact driver set to low torque to avoid cracking cabinet faces. Power down any under-cabinet lighting or appliances adjacent to the work area before drilling new holes. Use a template or jig for consistent hole placement across multiple cabinet doors and drawers. Do not overtighten the mounting screw, as excess force can damage the cabinet face or strip the knob insert.