Jeffrey Alexander G110L-SN Harlow Cabinet Knob Glass

Product Description

The JEFFREY ALEXANDER G110L-SN is a glass cabinet knob from the Harlow collection, finished in Satin Nickel. The knob features a football-shaped glass construction that provides a clean, understated look suited to cabinet and furniture hardware applications. At 1-5/8 inches in overall length with a 1-inch width and a 1-11/16 inch projection, it fits standard cabinetry hardware mounting points. This type of hardware is typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or skilled DIYers performing kitchen, bathroom, or furniture upgrades.

The G110L-SN is intended for use on cabinet doors and drawers in residential settings. Its Satin Nickel finish coordinates with brushed metal fixtures commonly found in kitchen and bath environments. The Harlow collection styling suits transitional and contemporary interior applications. The glass football knob profile works on both frameless and face-frame cabinet constructions where a single-hole knob mounting is required.

Key Features

• Football-shaped glass construction for a distinctive, low-profile knob form
• Satin Nickel finish provides a brushed, non-reflective metal appearance
• 1-5/8 inch overall length fits standard single-hole cabinet hardware boring
• 1-11/16 inch projection accommodates typical finger clearance on cabinet fronts
• Part of the Harlow collection for coordinated hardware matching across a project

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation knob for standard single-hole cabinet doors and drawer fronts requiring a knob with a 1-5/8 inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced DIYers. Power down any powered cabinetry or lighting systems in the work area before drilling new hardware holes. Use a template or hardware jig to ensure consistent hole placement across multiple cabinet doors. Fasten the mounting screw to the manufacturer-specified fit without over-tightening, as glass hardware can crack under excessive torque.