Schaub 260 1-5/16" French Farm Round Cabinet Knob

The 260 knob uses an 8/32 thread with a 1 inch screw supplied. That length covers standard 3/4 inch cabinet door and drawer front stock with room to spare. On a thicker applied-molding or layered front, you'll need a longer 8/32 machine screw, which is the standard cabinet knob thread so replacements are easy to source.

No, not directly. The 260 is a single-screw round knob, so a front drilled for a pull on centers leaves a second hole exposed. Either fill and redrill, or move to a pull that matches your existing hole spacing. Coordinating 5 inch center-to-center pulls are part of the same French Farm program if you want knobs on doors and pulls on drawers.

The Schaub 260 French Farm round cabinet knob is a 1-5/16 inch diameter knob with a zinc base material and 1 inch projection. If the specification calls for solid brass, the Deltana KRB175 is a round knob with a groove in solid brass at 1-3/4 inch diameter, and the Delaney solid brass cabinet knob is another brass option. The Deltana runs larger in diameter than the Schaub 260, so drawer face proportions and grip feel will differ.

The Schaub 260 uses a zinc base material with an 8/32 by 1 inch mounting screw. Where a property manager or facility buyer wants more mass on high-traffic casework, the Deltana KRB175 is described as a heavy-duty solid brass round knob at 1-3/4 inch diameter, and the Delaney cabinet knob is also solid brass. The larger Deltana diameter changes the visual scale against small drawer fronts.

Projection is 1 inch from the face of the door, on a 1-5/16 inch round knob head with a 3/4 inch base. That gives a comfortable finger grip without the knob catching a hip in a tight galley or a narrow corridor of base cabinets.

Three: Ancient Bronze (ABZ), Antique Nickel (AN), and Empire Bronze (EBZ). All three are traditional-style warm tones, so if you are matching existing French Farm collection pulls in a kitchen or a multi-family unit refresh, pick the collection code already on the doors rather than matching by eye.

At 1-5/16 inch across the head with a 1 inch projection, the 260 grips well on doors and small to mid-size drawers. On wide, heavy, fully loaded drawers most installers move to a pull for leverage. If you want a physically larger knob, the Deltana KRB175 runs 1-3/4 inch diameter.

The Schaub 260 is a traditional-style knob from the French Farm collection. For a different design direction, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission round cabinet knob comes from the 18-Mission collection and keeps a round profile, the Orca CK-19032 Whistler knob is a different Orca collection, and the Emtek Art Deco cabinet knob offers a geometric period look. All three are cabinet knobs like the 260.

Emtek carries Schaub collection cabinet hardware, including the Emtek 8665 Select cabinet knobs, the Allerton cabinet knob, and the Astoria glass cabinet knob. Those are listed as cabinet knob/pull function, while the Schaub 260 is a cabinet knob only. For a specifier standardizing a cabinetry package, confirm finish naming before mixing lines: the Schaub 260 is offered in Ancient Bronze (ABZ), Antique Nickel (AN), and Empire Bronze (EBZ).

The Emtek Astoria glass cabinet knob and the Emtek 8665 Select knobs are both catalogued as cabinet knob/pull, meaning they cover pull applications as well, and the Astoria is a glass knob rather than a cast metal one. The Schaub 260 is a zinc round knob in a single 1-5/16 inch diameter with a 1 inch projection, so neither is a dimensional drop-in even though both sit in the Schaub collection at Emtek.

Emtek carries Schaub Collection cabinet knobs that keep the same design program under a different look: the Astoria Glass knob, the Art Deco knob, the Allerton knob, and the Emtek SELECT 8665. Those give you a style change while staying inside the Schaub design family, whereas the 260 stays with the traditional French Farm round profile.