2" Overall Length Lexa Cabinet "T" Knob

Price: $7.00
With straight lines and a stepped detail, Lexa's demeanor adds depth and definition to any style cabinet, but especially to slab doors. This linear style 2" overall length cabinet "T" knob coordinates with four standard pull lengths that mirror the same stepped design. This Jeffrey Alexander collection is offered in five exciting finishes. This style can lend a modern touch to craftsmen
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With straight lines and a stepped detail, Lexa's demeanor adds depth and definition to any style cabinet, but especially to slab doors. This linear style 2" overall length cabinet "T" knob coordinates with four standard pull lengths that mirror the same stepped design. This Jeffrey Alexander collection is offered in five exciting finishes. This style can lend a modern touch to craftsmen style cabinets. Each item is individually wrapped to protect the item from damage. Attachment hardware is included.

  • Perfect for Kitchens, Baths, Closets, and Furniture
  • Individually wrapped to protect the product from damage
  • A Jeffrey Alexander Exclusive Design! US Design Patent D718,111
  • See, touch and feel first! Order a free sample of this knob!

  • ADA Friendly
    No
  • Brand
    Jeffrey Alexander
  • Width
    1/2"
  • Overall Length
    2"
  • Projection
    1-3/16"
  • Material
    Zinc
  • Patent
    D718 111
  • Collection
    Lexa
  • Style
    Contemporary
  • Foot Length
    1/2"
  • Foot Width
    5/16"
  • Clearance ? The space available for your hand to grasp between the cabinet face and knob or pull
    13/16"
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