Arencibia Passage Drawer Knob - Grey

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The Arencibia Passage Drawer Knob by Marlow Home Co. is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a classic, refined aesthetic in their kitchens, bathrooms, or furniture restoration projects. These brushed nickel handles offer a timeless, durable finish that elevates the look of farmhouse or shaker-style cabinetry, though they are sold as individual units, requiring careful planning to ensure you purchase the correct total quantity for your project.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8BD0A6226B9346BDBC1A62F4D3E91B18 |
| Brand | Metro Lane |
No, each handle is sold individually so you can order exactly the number you need for your project.
They are ideal for farmhouse or shaker-style kitchen units, but also work well on dressers and nightstands.
Yes, they are designed to be mixed and matched with other knobs or handles from the same finish range for a bespoke finish.
Use a damp, soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals that could scratch or erode the protective coating.
Yes, this model features a grey-toned brushed nickel finish which is versatile and neutral.
Check the mounting screws on the interior of the drawer or door and tighten them firmly with a screwdriver.
Use a washer or a spacer behind the handle, or purchase a shorter machine screw of the same diameter.
Wipe with a soft microfibre cloth and a very mild soap solution, then dry immediately.
Installation of the Arencibia handle is straightforward, typically requiring only a standard screwdriver. Ensure your cabinet doors or drawer fronts are pre-drilled at the appropriate spacing for the handle's mounting points. If replacing existing hardware, measure your current hole centers to ensure a match.
For maintenance, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe down the handles to remove fingerprints or dust. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can dull the brushed nickel finish over time. Periodically check the mounting screws on the back of the drawer or door to ensure they remain tight, as normal wear and tear can cause them to loosen over years of use.