Archimede 1.25" Solid Brass Knob - Polished Brass

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Sale price$47.40 Regular price$79
SKU: DM1501PB
Celebrating American ingenuity and architectural brilliance, esteemed artist and designer Doug Meyer created the Archimede Knob as a tribute to American architect Louis Sullivan, the inventor of the skyscraper in the 1870s. Crafted in polished brass and polished nickel, this cabinet knob features bold, intricate details, embodying a perfect fusion of strength and sophistication.
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Estimated ship date: 11/14/26
5 year warranty

Product Details

Projection:
1"
Care:
To preserve the beauty and integrity of your solid brass hardware, dust regularly with a soft, lint-free or microfiber cloth. When needed, clean gently with a slightly damp microfiber cloth and mild soap, then dry thoroughly. This product features a lacquered finish protected by a clear coating that helps preserve its original color and appearance. Do not use brass cleaner, metal polish, abrasive materials, scouring pads, or harsh chemicals, as these may damage the lacquered surface. Due to the nature of our hand-finishing process, products may have lot-to-lot variations as to color and/or finish.

Installation

Installing your knobs is simple and takes just minutes. Follow our step-by-step guide for perfect results.

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Mark the Surface Step 1

Mark the Surface

Apply painter’s tape and mark your exact drill point on top. This protects the wood while helping ensure precise, repeatable placement.

Drill the Opening Step 2

Drill the Opening

Using a 7/32" drill bit, carefully drill at your marked point. Remove the tape once complete to reveal a clean, ready opening.

Install by Hand Step 3

Install by Hand

Insert the appropriate screw (typically 1” for ¾” thickness) into the drilled hole. Attach the knob, rotate until hand-tight, then secure with a screwdriver.

Determine Placement Step 4

Determine Placement

Use a tape measure to determine ideal knob positioning on each door or drawer, keeping placement consistent throughout.