Schaub 5101 2" Pub House T Cabinet Knob

It mounts with a single center screw, so it drops into any existing single-hole knob bore with no new drilling. The footprint on the door is the 1/2 inch base, which is small, so it will not hide an oversized or chewed-out hole, and it will not span a two-hole pull layout. If you are replacing pulls, you need a pull or a backplate, not this knob.

The Schaub 5101 is a cabinet knob only, single-screw mounted with a #8-32 x 1 machine screw. For wide drawer fronts, the Emtek SELECT 8665 in the Schaub collection and the Emtek Allerton in the Schaub collection are both catalogued as cabinet knob/pull, so they cover the pull application while keeping you inside Schaub-family styling.

Projection is 1-1/4 inches, with a 1/2 inch base where it meets the door. That gives enough finger room to grab it with a full hand rather than a pinch, and it is worth checking against any adjacent door swing or a nearby wall in a corner run.

Five finishes: Polished Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Matte Black, Polished Nickel, and Signature Satin Brass. Brushed Nickel and Polished Chrome are the easiest to match to existing cool-toned appliance and faucet finishes; Signature Satin Brass and Matte Black are the ones to sample first, since brass and black tones vary noticeably between manufacturers.

Base material is solid brass, so the knob body itself is brass under whatever finish you order, including the Matte Black and chrome options. For rental turns and multi-family work that matters, since a solid brass body will not pit or crack the way a zinc casting can when a screw is overtightened.

The 5101 Pub House T knob is a contemporary style. For a craftsman or mission-style run, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 is a Mission round cabinet knob in the 18-Mission Collection; for a period look, the Emtek Art Deco cabinet knob in the Schaub collection is the styled option. All three serve the same cabinet knob function, so the choice is purely the door and drawer aesthetic.

Yes. The 5101 is part of Schaub's Pub House collection, so it is styled to run with the other Pub House pieces in the same finish, which is the usual approach: knobs on the upper doors, matching pulls on the drawers. Order everything in one finish code at the same time so the brass and black tones lot-match.