Workhorse Knob - Burnished Brass

Sale price$59 In stock
SKU: BB250BB
Designed by Barrie Benson, the Workhorse Knob combines everyday functionality with a simple, thoughtfully proportioned design. Its gently flared silhouette and broad, concave face provide a comfortable grip while adding a refined finishing detail to kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, dressers, and other furniture. Versatile and enduring, this round cabinet knob complements both modern and transitional interiors.
Size 1.50"

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Estimated ship date: 9/30/26
5 year warranty

Product Details

Diameter:
1.5"
Projection:
1"

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How Designers Are Using This

See how leading interior designers and architects are incorporating our hardware into their most stunning projects

Bathroom
Bathroom
Barrie Benson Interiors
Photo by Paul Costello
Kitchen
Kitchen
Barrie Benson Interiors
Photo by Paul Costello
Bedroom
Bedroom
Barrie Benson Interiors
Photo by Paul Costello

Installation

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

Download Instructions Guide
Determine Placement Step 1

Determine Placement

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

Mark the Surface Step 2

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 3

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 4

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.