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Donna Knob Linear knurl, three finishes, precise grip

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A brass cabinet knob and pull bar with a linear knurl pattern — precise grip, three finishes, in knob, T-knob, and pull bar configurations.
Size
Knob: D0.8"(2cm) x H1"(2.5cm)
T Knob: L2.7"(6.8cm) x H1.3"(3.5cm)
Hole to Hole: L3.8"(9.6cm)
Hole to Hole: L5"(12.8cm)
Hole to Hole: L6.3"(16cm)
Color
Brushed Nickle
Matte Black
Satin Gold
Protection plan
1-Year Included
Standard coverage
2-Year +$9
Extended coverage
3-Year +$19
Premium coverage
5-Year +$29
Ultimate coverage
1
Estimated arrival by Aug 11, 2026
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Specifications
Material
Brass
Finish
Gold, Matte Black, Satin Nickel
Knob
D 2 x H 2.5 cm
T-Knob
L 6.8 x H 3.5 cm (hole spacing 9.6 cm)
Pull bar
L 16 x H 3.5 cm · L 19.5 x H 3.5 cm · L 23 x H 3.5 cm
Hole spacing
9.6 cm · 12.8 cm · 16 cm
Weight
53 g (knob) · 115 g (T-knob) · 260–347 g (pull bars)
Grip
Linear knurled
Application
Cabinets, drawers, wardrobes
The Object

Knurled straightgrip cut into the brass

The Donna Knob is machined in solid brass with a linear knurl pattern running the length of the grip — fine parallel ridges that feel precise under the finger rather than purely decorative. Available in gold, matte black, or satin nickel, in knob, T-knob, and pull bar forms across three hole spacings. The kind of small detail that gets better each time you use it.
Why you'll love it
  • Linear knurl pattern — a tactile grip, not just a visual texture
  • Solid brass throughout — three finishes: gold, black, nickel
  • Three handle forms — knob, T-knob, and pull bar
  • Three pull-bar hole spacings: 9.6, 12.8, and 16 cm
  • For cabinets, drawers, and wardrobes in modern or mixed interiors
Details

No wiring here — just careful measuring, drilling, and mounting. Mortice locks take a bit more patience than a simple knob.

Before you begin

  • Mounting — surface installation on doors, drawers, or cabinetry; check your product's dimensions for placement and drilling points

What you'll need

  • Screwdriver (Phillips and flathead), drill and drill bits, Allen key
  • Tape measure, pencil, level
  • Chisel (for mortice lock installation)
  • Screws and anchors, safety goggles

Step by step

  1. Cabinet hardware — mark drilling points — use a tape measure and pencil; a template helps for uniformity across multiple pieces.
  2. Cabinet hardware — drill holes — use a bit matched to the screw diameter, keeping the drill straight.
  3. Cabinet hardware — mount — insert screws from inside the cabinet or drawer, secure the hardware on the front face, and tighten without overtightening.
  4. Cabinet hardware — align and inspect — confirm straightness and spacing before fully securing.
  5. Thumb lock or dummy handle — confirm orientation — determine left- or right-hand door swing and adjust as needed.
  6. Thumb lock or dummy handle — mark installation height — typically 36–38 inches from the floor to the handle center; align the mounting plate.
  7. Thumb lock or dummy handle — drill and attach — drill pilot holes and secure the backplate and handle with the included screws. Dummy handles install directly, no latch mechanism.
  8. Thumb lock only — install the strike plate — mark the latch location on the door frame, chisel a recess if needed, and screw the strike plate in.
  9. Mortice lock — cut the mortice pocket — use a chisel and drill to create a cavity in the door edge, following the provided measurements.
  10. Mortice lock — insert the lock body — fit it into the cavity and attach through the faceplate with screws.
  11. Mortice lock — install the handle — align the spindle through the lock, attach handles on both sides, and tighten with a screwdriver or Allen key.
  12. Mortice lock — install the cylinder (if applicable) — insert the key cylinder and secure with the cylinder screw from the door edge.
  13. Mortice lock — mount the strike plate — align with the latch mechanism and secure to the door frame.

Good to know

  • Double-check measurements before drilling.
  • Use a level for consistent alignment across multiple units.
  • If you're unfamiliar with mortice installation, consult a locksmith or professional.
  • Make sure all moving parts operate smoothly before final tightening.
  • Dummy handles are decorative or pull-only — they don't engage latches or locks.

Questions about installation or compatibility? Email hey@navadecor.co.

Every order is eligible for customization. Frequently requested:

  • Adjusted hanging or suspension length
  • Custom material finish or paint color
  • Modified light emission color or temperature
  • Dimmer integration
  • Scaled dimensions — larger or smaller
  • Complete fixture redesign to your specifications
Standard shipping

Complimentary worldwide shipping to 120+ countries. Delivery within 21 business days from your order date.

Priority processing

Need it sooner? Add Priority Processing at checkout to fast-track manufacturing — approximately 10–20 business days to delivery.

Returns

14 days from receipt to initiate a return. A 20% restocking fee applies to returns or exchanges not due to defect or damage. To start a return, email .

A standard 1-year manufacturer warranty is included. Extend to 2, 3, or 5 years total coverage at checkout.

Protection coverage
  • Manufacturing defects — faults in materials or workmanship
  • Electrical issues — electrical component failures under normal use
  • Finish defects — premature flaking, pitting or discoloration
  • Not covered — accidental or physical damage, moisture and corrosion, normal wear and tear, and light bulbs
Simple claims process
  1. Contact our support team via email.
  2. Provide your order details and a description of the issue.
  3. Receive a decision within 48 hours. If approved, we ship a replacement at no cost to you.
Cut and finished

Linear ridgesmachined into solid brass

The Donna's knurl is machined directly into the brass surface — parallel ridges cut at regular intervals along the grip axis. This isn't a surface texture applied after finishing; it's cut before the final polish, which means the ridges are crisp at the edges and consistent in depth across every piece. The result is a grip that works by feel rather than by look, even when wet or soapy.

Innovative engineering · intelligent design
Works by feel

The linear knurl cut into the brass gives a positive grip even with wet or soapy hands.

Three finishes

Gold reads warm and traditional; matte black is crisper; satin nickel sits between the two for mixed-metal rooms.

All configurations

Knob, T-knob, and pull bar in three hole spacings — enough to cover every drawer and door in the room.

In a few words
Linear knurl gripThree finishesThree handle formsSolid brassKitchen ready
Frequently asked

The Donna's clean linear knurl reads as contemporary rather than period — it suits modern and transitional interiors more naturally than historical styles. For a period property, a smooth or more ornate profile would be a closer match to the original character.

Solid brass, machined and finished in one of three colourways. Brass is the standard choice for quality hardware because it's corrosion-resistant, structurally robust, and improves with handling over time rather than degrading.

Each handle installs with the included screws through standard pre-drilled holes. The three pull-bar spacings (9.6, 12.8, and 16 cm) cover most off-the-shelf cabinet configurations. A screwdriver is all that's needed — no drilling if the holes are already there.

Yes — the gold, matte black, and satin nickel finishes are applied to solid brass, so any surface wear exposes brass rather than a lesser base material. The matte finishes resist fingerprints better than polished; the gold may show more handling marks in high-use drawers.

Yes — brass is naturally corrosion-resistant and performs well in kitchens where handles get wet hands and cleaning products regularly. The matte black finish in particular hides water marks effectively in a kitchen setting.

Yes — screws matched to the hole spacing of each pull bar are included in the box. For the knobs, a single central screw is included. No additional hardware is needed for standard installations.

The linear ridges create fine friction across the grip surface — more contact between finger and handle than a smooth surface provides. This matters most with wet or greasy hands, where a smooth knob can slip but the knurl holds.

The Donna comes in knob, T-knob, and three pull bar lengths — all in the same linear knurl pattern and three finishes — so you can outfit an entire kitchen or wardrobe in a single consistent hardware language.

Wipe with a soft damp cloth for day-to-day cleaning. Avoid abrasive pads that can scratch the finish. The gold finish can be polished with a brass cloth to maintain brightness; matte black and satin nickel are generally lower-maintenance.

The linear knurl pattern adds tactile and visual texture to flat cabinet doors without being ornate. In a modern kitchen or wardrobe, hardware is one of the few opportunities for material detail — the Donna uses that moment without being loud about it.

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