Colonial Bronze 626M19 626 Series 1" Hexagon Cabinet Knob - Matte Satin Black Finish

Colonial Bronze 626M19 626 Series 1" Hexagon Cabinet Knob in Matte Satin Black Finish offers a striking combination of style and functionality for any cabinetry project. Crafted with a modern hexagonal design, this knob elevates the aesthetic of kitchens, bathrooms, or furniture, making a bold statement in both contemporary and traditional interiors. The sleek Matte Satin Black finish not only enhances the visual appeal but also ensures durability and resistance to tarnishing, maintaining its polished look over time. This cabinet knob measures 1 inch, making it a versatile choice for various cabinet doors and drawers while providing a comfortable grip for effortless use. Part of the renowned 626 Series by Colonial Bronze, this knob exemplifies quality craftsmanship, suitable for both professionals and discerning homeowners seeking reliability and style. Its unique geometric shape adds a touch of sophistication, allowing it to stand out without overwhelming existing decor. Upgrade your cabinetry with the Colonial Bronze 626M19 Hexagon Cabinet Knob, where innovative design meets practical performance, ensuring your spaces are as functional as they are beautiful.

626 Series 1" Hexagon Cabinet Knob Matte Satin Black Finish

For over 90 years, Colonial Bronze has produced the finest cabinet and architectural hardware available. Unlike our competitors, we DON’T import finished hardware from Asian countries – we never allow anyone else to be responsible for the quality that bears the Colonial Bronze name. We control every aspect of our production and the level of quality that goes into our products. When you order hardware from Colonial Bronze, American craftsmen and women will do their best to deliver the finest products you can find anywhere.

• Colonial Bronze's products are certified GREEN by SCSGlobal
• This product is available in all Colonial Bronze hand worked, lifetime finishes
• Since 1927 Colonial Bronze has been hand crafting fine architectural hardware since 1927 in the U.S.A