Jeffrey Alexander 767SN Cabinet Knob Satin Nickel Philip

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER 767SN is a flared cabinet knob finished in satin nickel, part of the Philip Collection. Designed for cabinetry hardware applications, this knob offers a clean, transitional profile suited to kitchen, bath, and furniture installations. The satin nickel finish provides a brushed, low-sheen appearance that resists fingerprints and complements a wide range of cabinet door and drawer finishes. At 1-1/4 inches in overall length with a projection of 1-1/16 inches, it sits close to the surface while giving enough grip clearance for everyday use. Installers and finish carpenters typically select this knob when specifying coordinated hardware across a full cabinetry package.

The 767SN suits residential and light commercial cabinetry projects. It is appropriate for kitchen upper and lower cabinet doors, bathroom vanity drawers, and furniture case goods. The Philip Collection offers a coordinated hardware family, making it straightforward to match knobs and pulls across a single installation. This knob fits standard single-bore cabinet door and drawer front preparations common in North American cabinetry.

Key Features

• Satin nickel finish with brushed, low-sheen appearance
• Overall length of 1-1/4 inches for a compact, close-fitting profile
• Projection of 1-1/16 inches provides comfortable grip clearance
• Width of 13/16 inches suits standard single-bore cabinet preparations
• Part of the Philip Collection for coordinated hardware specification
• Flared knob profile offers a transitional aesthetic compatible with varied cabinet styles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation cabinet knob for standard single-bore cabinetry hardware preparations common in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Cabinet knobs of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced handymen using a screwdriver or drill with a cabinet hardware jig for consistent hole placement. Power down any surrounding powered cabinetry or lighting systems before drilling. Use the manufacturer-supplied mounting screw and verify that the screw length matches the cabinet door or drawer front thickness to ensure a flush, secure mount. Do not overtighten, as excess torque can crack face frames or strip the mounting hole.