Emtek Haydon Cabinet Knob, Schaub Collection

It's a residential-duty knob. For a hotel casegoods package, a school casework job or anything with institutional traffic, look at a heavy-duty solid brass knob instead, such as the Deltana KRB175 round knob with groove, which we carry in a 1-3/4 inch diameter and is described as heavy-duty.

No. The Haydon is a single-screw knob, not a two-hole pull, so it won't cover an existing pair of bored holes at a fixed center-to-center. If you're matching an existing two-hole layout you need a pull on that same spacing, or you'll be plugging and re-boring the fronts. Schaub's Cafe Modern oval knobs (10030 and 10040) mount on 7/8 inch center to center if you specifically need a knob with two-point mounting.

The Deltana KRB175 is the nearest peer at that size: a round knob with a groove, described as heavy-duty, 1-3/4 inch diameter, solid brass. The Haydon is also a brass cabinet knob and its larger size is 1-3/4 inch, so the two land on the same drawer footprint and the same material. The visual difference is the styling - the KRB175 is a plain round knob carrying a groove, while the Haydon reads as an industrial modern contemporary shape.

No, and that is the trap on those two. The Schaub 10030 Cafe Modern oval slot knob and the Schaub 10040 Cafe Modern oval knob are both 1 inch with a 7/8 inch center to center, meaning they take two holes bored 7/8 inch apart. The Haydon is a cabinet knob supplied with a mounting screw, so it sets on a single bore. If you are replacing a Haydon you will be drilling a second hole to take either Schaub; if you are replacing a two-hole knob, the Haydon leaves an open hole behind.

The Haydon is a residential cabinet knob. On commercial casework - a break room, a nurse station, a hotel back of house - the Deltana KRB175 is the peer that is described as heavy-duty, in solid brass at 1-3/4 inch diameter. Use the Haydon where the cabinetry is residential in character, including multi-family units and model apartments, and step to the KRB175 where the pull count per day is the deciding factor.

Six: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26) and Satin Brass (US4). Those are standard US finish codes, so you can match them against the finish code on the passage and privacy hardware already on the job rather than eyeballing a swatch.

A mounting screw ships with each knob. Cabinet knobs mount on a single 8-32 machine screw through a bored hole in the door or drawer front, so the only thing to check is your front thickness: thicker fronts, applied moulding or a false front stacked on a drawer box may need a longer screw than the one supplied.

Brass, both the material and the substrate, so the finish sits on brass rather than on a die-cast pot metal core. That matters on a rental or a coastal property where knobs get pulled with wet hands day in and day out, and it's why the raw brass finishes (Satin Brass US4) wear rather than flake.

The Delaney solid brass cabinet knob is the straightforward option in that role - a solid brass cabinet knob without the collection styling. The Haydon is likewise brass and carries an industrial modern look, so if the units you are turning are traditional or you simply want the hardware to disappear, the Delaney is the plainer face in the same material. Both are single-knob cabinet hardware, so a fleet swap across a building is a like-for-like exchange on drawer fronts and doors already bored for a knob.

The Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission round cabinet knob from the 18-Mission Collection is the period-matched choice there. The Emtek Haydon is an industrial modern, contemporary knob, so on a mission or craftsman door it will read as a deliberate mixed-style pick rather than a match. Both are cabinet knobs, so the substitution does not change how the drawer front is bored.

The Haydon is an industrial modern, contemporary-themed knob, part of Emtek's Schaub collection. If the casework is traditional or craftsman, the Orca CK-18032 Mission round knob is the mission-style alternative we stock; for a smaller, more minimal look the Schaub 1200 Modo is a 16 mm knob, well under the Haydon's 1-1/4 inch.

Yes, Flat Black (US19) is offered in both diameters: SPC86697US19 at 1-1/4 inch and SPC86698US19 at 1-3/4 inch. Same holds for Polished Nickel, Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome and Satin Brass, so a black-hardware kitchen can run one finish across doors and drawers.

They are both cabinet knobs, so either sets into a bored drawer front the same way. The Orca Hardware CK-19032 belongs to the 19-Whistler Collection and carries that collection's styling; the Haydon is a brass knob in an industrial modern, contemporary style offered in 1-1/4 inch and 1-3/4 inch. The decision is design family and diameter rather than function - if you are standardizing a kitchen on one collection, that collection identity is the thing to match.

The Schaub 131 Artifex is a 1-1/2 inch round cabinet knob, which sits between the Haydon's 1-1/4 inch and 1-3/4 inch sizes. On a run of wide drawer fronts where 1-1/4 inch looks undersized and 1-3/4 inch looks heavy, the 1-1/2 inch Artifex is the intermediate diameter in the set.