Alexander & Wilks Lynd Cupboard Knob - Bronze

The Alexander and Wilks Lynd Cupboard Knob features two rings on the edge of its disc-shaped face,...

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This guide is for homeowners and designers looking to add a touch of classical elegance to traditional or modern kitchens and cabinets. The Alexander & Wilks Lynd Cupboard Knob offers a refined aesthetic with its disc-shaped face, subtle ring detailing, and fluted stem. While its timeless design is a key benefit, users should note that the specific finish chosen may influence its final appearance and maintenance requirements.

All features

ColourBronze
Model Part NumberAW808-DBZ
BrandDoor Handle Company

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FAQs

What material is the Lynd Cupboard Knob made from?

The knob is made from solid Brass.

What are the available finishes for this knob?

It is available in Antique Brass, Dark Bronze, Polished Chrome, and Unlacquered Brass.

How is this knob sold?

It is supplied individually, complete with necessary fixings for installation.

Is this knob suitable for all cabinet styles?

Yes, its classical style is designed to suit both traditional and modern kitchens and cabinets.

Does the Unlacquered Brass finish require special maintenance?

Unlacquered Brass will develop a natural patina over time. If you prefer a consistently bright finish, you can clean it with a brass cleaner, but this will affect its natural aging process.

What is the typical diameter of the knob?

While not explicitly stated in the provided information, cupboard knobs typically range from 25mm to 50mm. The specific diameter should be checked against product listings if critical.

Can I use this knob on external doors?

This knob is primarily designed for internal cabinetry. For external use, hardware specifically rated for outdoor conditions is recommended.

Troubleshooting

Screw is too long or too short

The supplied screw may need to be replaced with one of an appropriate length for your specific cabinet thickness. These can be purchased separately at hardware stores.

Knob feels loose after installation

Ensure the screw is tightened securely from the back of the cabinet. Check that the screw is aligned correctly with the knob's threaded insert.

Finish appears uneven or damaged

Inspect the knob upon receipt. If damage is present, contact the retailer. For natural tarnishing on Unlacquered Brass, this is expected and can be cleaned if desired.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhances both traditional and contemporary cabinet styles.
  • Constructed from durable brass for long-lasting use.
  • Offers a classic and refined aesthetic.
  • Available in multiple finishes to suit various design schemes.
  • Represents quality British design and manufacturing.

Cons

  • May require specific care depending on the chosen finish (e.g., unlacquered brass).
  • Design might be too traditional for very minimalist modern interiors.
  • Fixings provided are standard; specialized fixings might be needed for certain cabinet types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The knob is supplied with fixings. Typically, installation involves drilling a single hole through the cabinet door or drawer front and securing the knob from the back using the provided screw. Ensure the screw length is appropriate for your cabinet thickness.

Compatibility: This knob is designed for general use on cupboard doors and drawers. It is compatible with most standard cabinet constructions. Always check the screw length provided against the thickness of your material.

Care: For Dark Bronze and Polished Chrome finishes, cleaning can be done with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners. For Antique Brass, a gentle polish with a soft cloth is recommended to maintain its patina. Unlacquered Brass will naturally tarnish over time, developing a unique patina; if a brighter finish is desired, a brass cleaner can be used, but be aware this will alter its natural aging process.