Schaub 752 1-1/2" Versailles Cabinet Knob

Yes, in almost every case. A cabinet knob mounts on a single through hole, and the 752 takes the industry standard 8/32 screw, so it drops onto the existing bore left by whatever knob is coming off. The only thing to check is the base: the 752 sits on a 5/8 inch base, so if the old knob had a wider footprint it may leave an unfinished ring of wood or a shadow on painted doors.

The Schaub 752 Versailles knob is a solid brass cabinet knob with a 1-1/2 inch knob diameter and 1-1/4 inch projection. If you want a bigger face on the same material, the Deltana KRB175 is a solid brass round knob with a groove in a 1-3/4 inch diameter, giving you a quarter inch more knob face. The KRB175 is a plain round profile with a groove detail rather than the ornamented Versailles styling, so it reads simpler on a traditional door front.

Projection is 1-1/4 inches off the face of the door. That matters in a galley kitchen or a tight hallway of cabinets where a sleeve or hip catches anything proud. The knob is 1-1/2 inches in diameter with a 5/8 inch base footprint where it meets the wood.

Three: Oil Rubbed Bronze (ORB), Satin Nickel (SN), and Antique Light Polish (ALP). If you're matching an existing kitchen, ORB and ALP are the warm/aged options and SN is the cool brushed one. Order the full quantity for a run in one go so the finish comes from consistent production, since ORB and ALP are living finishes over solid brass.

Solid brass base material, not cast zinc. For a property manager or a builder spec'ing a multi-unit job, that's the difference in how the finish wears at a grab point that gets touched a dozen times a day, and it's why the knob takes an aged finish like Antique Light Polish properly rather than just a coating.

Only if the glass door has a wood or metal stile you're drilling through, which most framed glass cabinet doors do. The 752 mounts with a single 8/32 screw through the door, so the stile has to be wide enough to take the 5/8 inch base cleanly. For a bare glass panel with no frame, this is not the part, you need hardware made for through glass mounting.

The Schaub 752 Versailles knob is solid brass throughout, so it will not give you a glass face. For a glass cabinet knob, the Emtek Astoria Glass cabinet knob in the Astoria series is the comparable piece, catalogued as a cabinet knob/pull. Keep in mind the Astoria is a different design family than Versailles, so mixing the two in one kitchen is a deliberate styling decision rather than a match.

The Schaub 752 Versailles knob is a decorative solid brass knob at 1-1/2 inch diameter with 1-1/4 inch projection, which suits a finished unit front. For a plainer solid brass option across a large turn package, the Delaney solid brass cabinet knob from the Delaney Cabinet Knobs series is an undecorated brass knob, and the Deltana KRB175 is a heavy-duty solid brass round knob with a groove. All three are cabinet knobs mounting through a standard drilled door or drawer front, so the decision comes down to the look you want on the unit rather than a change in installation.

Yes. The 752 is part of Schaub's Versailles collection, so it's drawn to match the other pulls and knobs in that collection. On a full kitchen, the usual approach is Versailles knobs on the doors and Versailles pulls on the drawers in the same finish, all ordered together.