Schaub 211092 2" Monza T Cabinet Knob

The Monza 211092 knob is tapped M4, which is metric. Standard US cabinet hardware screws are 8-32, so they will not thread into it. Order the M4 machine screws with the knob, and if your doors or drawer fronts are thicker than standard you will need longer M4 screws to reach through.

Yes, as long as your existing knobs are single-hole mounted, which is standard for cabinet knobs. One knob, one hole, so it drops onto the existing bore. The only change to plan for is the screw: this knob is M4 metric, so the 8-32 screws in your drawers now will not fit and you will need the M4 screws sized to your door thickness.

The Schaub 211092 Monza T knob has an aluminum base material, so if the specification calls for solid brass, the Deltana KRB175 is a heavy-duty solid brass round knob with a groove detail in a 1-3/4 inch diameter, and Delaney also offers a solid brass cabinet knob. Both are round knob profiles rather than the contemporary 2 inch Monza T shape, so the look on the door face will change.

Projection is 1-1/4 inches from the face of the door or drawer front. That is worth checking in a galley kitchen or a tight hallway of cabinetry where knobs get caught on clothing, and against any pull-out or appliance panel that swings past.

It is a 2 inch round knob, 2 inches overall, with a 5/8 inch base where it meets the door. That is a large knob by cabinet standards, so it reads as a statement piece on shaker or slab fronts rather than disappearing into them.

Four: Magenta (MA), Matte Black (MB), Matte Green (MG), and Signature Satin Brass (SSB). Matte Black and Signature Satin Brass are the ones that coordinate with typical kitchen faucet and appliance finishes; Magenta and Matte Green are accent colors, usually specified for an island or a laundry run rather than a whole kitchen.

Knobs like the 2 inch Monza take one hole and suit doors and small drawers. Wide or heavy drawers, and anything you open with a full hand, are easier with a pull spanning two holes. If you want one part that reads both ways, Emtek's Select and Allerton pieces in the Schaub collection are catalogued as knob/pull items.

The Schaub 211092 Monza T is a contemporary-style knob. For a craftsman or mission look, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 comes from the 18-Mission Collection as a round cabinet knob, and the Orca CK-19032 Whistler is another round cabinet knob option. Emtek's Art Deco and Astoria glass knobs in the Schaub Collection cover period styling.

The Schaub 211092 Monza T is 2 inches in diameter with a 1-1/4 inch projection, which reads large on a narrow stile or a small drawer front. The Deltana KRB175 is a 1-3/4 inch diameter round knob, a quarter inch smaller across, and is a plain round profile with a groove.

The 211092 belongs to Schaub's Monza collection in a contemporary style. Emtek carries several other Schaub Collection cabinet knobs, including the Allerton, the Art Deco series, the Astoria glass knob, and the Emtek SELECT 8665. Those are catalogued as cabinet knob/pull items, so they cover both knob and pull applications within one design family.

Not necessarily. The Schaub 211092 Monza T uses an M4 metric thread screw. The Emtek 8665 is a Schaub Collection cabinet knob/pull in the Emtek SELECT series and is a different product line, so confirm the fastener thread before assuming a one-for-one swap into existing single-hole boring. The bore center itself is single-hole on both, but the screw supplied may differ.

It belongs to Schaub's Monza collection, so the profile and finish coding carry across the other Monza pieces for a consistent run of doors and drawers. Stick to one finish code (MA, MB, MG or SSB) across the order so castings and plating batch together.