Schaub 5002 1-1/4" Center to Center Pub House Knurled Cabinet Knob

The 5002 knurled knob ships with a #8-32 x 1 inch machine screw, which is the standard cabinet knob thread. A 1 inch screw covers a 3/4 inch door or drawer front with room for the knob to seat. On thicker fronts, a slab drawer face or a door with an applied panel, you may need a longer #8-32 screw, which is a stock item at any hardware counter.

Yes, in almost every case. The 5002 mounts on a single hole with a #8-32 screw, the same as virtually every cabinet knob made, so it drops onto an existing knob bore with no new drilling. What it will not do is cover the two holes left by a pull, since it is a single-hole knob and not a two-post pull. If you are converting drawers from pulls to knobs, plan on filling and refinishing.

Projection is 1-3/8 inches from the face of the door, with a 1-1/4 inch knob diameter and a 1/2 inch base where it meets the wood. That 1-3/8 inch reach gives a full hand grip, which matters in a rental or commercial kitchen where people grab hard. It also means the knob will stand proud of a door swinging into a tight corner or beside an appliance panel, so measure your clearance at the hinge side before you standardize on it.

No. Despite the center-to-center wording in the model name, the 5002 is a cabinet knob with a 1-1/4 inch knob diameter and a single #8-32 x 1 inch mounting screw. One hole. Center-to-center spacing is what you measure for a two-post pull; on a knob, the number you care about is the diameter and the 1-3/8 inch projection.

The Delaney solid brass cabinet knob is the closest like-for-like: both are solid brass cabinet knobs. The Schaub 5002 is a 1-1/4 inch diameter knob with a 1-3/8 inch projection and a 1/2 inch base, in the Pub House collection with a knurled contemporary face. The Delaney knob sits in Delaney's Cabinet Knobs series. If the knurled texture is what you are matching across a run of cabinets, stay with the 5002; if you only need a brass knob in the same size class, the Delaney is a straight brass alternative.

The Deltana KRB175 is a heavy-duty solid brass round knob at 1-3/4 inch diameter, a half inch larger across than the Schaub 5002 knurled knob at 1-1/4 inch. On wide drawer fronts or tall pantry doors where a 1-1/4 inch knob reads undersized, the KRB175 gives a bigger grip in the same solid brass material. The KRB175 face is a round knob with a groove rather than knurled, so it will not match a 5002 run visually.

Five finishes: Polished Chrome (PC), Brushed Nickel (BN), Matte Black (MB), Polished Nickel (PN), and Signature Satin Brass (SSB). That is the full range, so a property manager standardizing across units picks one code and orders it for every opening. The Pub House collection carries the same finish codes across its other pieces, so knobs and pulls in one kitchen will read as a set.

Both are cabinet knobs and both trace to Schaub design, but they are bought differently. The 5002 is a fixed knurled knob in the Pub House collection, one piece, 1-1/4 inch diameter, solid brass, pick a finish and order. The Emtek 8665 Select cabinet knobs are a knob-and-pull system in the Schaub Collection, built around mixing components. If you want one specification repeated across every door in a unit, the fixed knob is the simpler order. If you are designing a kitchen where knob tops and stems get combined, the Select line is built for that.

At 1-1/4 inches the 5002 is a mid-size knob, comfortable on doors and standard drawers. For a larger grip on a heavy or deep drawer, the Deltana KRB175 is a heavy-duty round knob with a groove at 1-3/4 inch diameter in solid brass. Same solid brass construction, half an inch more to hold. If the look matters more than the size, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission round knob and the CK-19032 Whistler are the other round cabinet knobs on the shelf.

They are not the same part. The Emtek 8665 is in the Emtek SELECT series and is catalogued as a cabinet knob/pull, meaning it covers a knob-or-pull format rather than the single knob form of the Schaub 5002. The 5002 is a fixed 1-1/4 inch diameter knurled knob from the Pub House collection with a 1-3/8 inch projection. Order the 5002 by part number if the knurled Pub House face is what the cabinetry package calls out.

The Schaub 5002 is a contemporary knurled knob, so on a traditional package the Emtek Art Deco cabinet knob or the Emtek Astoria glass cabinet knob are the alternatives to look at; the Art Deco knob is in the Art Deco series and the Astoria is a glass-faced knob in the Astoria series. Both are cabinet knob/pull format. For a craftsman or mission-style cabinet run, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission round cabinet knob in the 18-Mission Collection is the closer style match.

Yes. The Orca Hardware CK-19032 Whistler cabinet knob and the Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission round cabinet knob are both plain cabinet knobs, from the 19-Whistler and 18-Mission collections. They give a smooth round face where the Schaub 5002 gives a knurled grip in solid brass. On a rental turn or a back-of-house cabinet run where the knurled texture is not part of the design intent, either Orca knob covers the same function.

The Deltana KRB175 is specified as a heavy-duty solid brass round knob at 1-3/4 inch diameter, which is the explicit heavy-duty call in this class. The Schaub 5002 is also solid brass and its knurled face gives a positive grip with wet or gloved hands, at 1-1/4 inch diameter. For a fleet standard across many units, both are solid brass rather than plated pot metal; the choice comes down to grip size and whether the knurled face suits the unit finish package.

The knurl is the reason to pick it. A cross-hatched grip holds up under a wet or greasy hand better than a smooth round knob, which is why the pattern turns up in bar and restaurant work. It is cut into solid brass rather than pressed into a plated shell, and the 1-3/8 inch projection gives enough reach for a full grip rather than a fingertip pull. For a multi-family or hospitality fit-out, that combination is what keeps knobs from spinning loose and finishes from wearing through at the grab point.

The Emtek Allerton cabinet knob is in the Allerton series and is a cabinet knob/pull, a different item from the Schaub 5002. The 5002 mounts with a #8-32 x 1 inch screw, the standard cabinet knob thread, so hole spacing on the door or drawer front is not the deciding factor between them - the face style and projection are. The 5002 projects 1-3/8 inch off the face with a 1/2 inch base. Confirm the Allerton screw size against the run being retrofitted before mixing the two on the same cabinetry.

The Schaub 5002 knurled Pub House knob is made in Matte Black (MB), along with Polished Chrome (PC), Brushed Nickel (BN), Polished Nickel (PN), and Signature Satin Brass (SSB), so a black cabinet package can be built on the 5002 itself without switching lines. If the design instead calls for a glass face in the same package, the Emtek Astoria glass cabinet knob is the alternative to price against.