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Britannium Striped Furniture Knob

Made of Britannium—a material invented by the English in the Middle Ages—the striped Britannium furniture knob exudes elegance.

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Additional Information

Product Type

Furniture knobs

Material

Zamak

Available Dimensions (W x D x H) 22 x 22 x 17 mm, 30 x 30 x 24 mm
Available finishes

Matte nickel

Screws included Yes
Attachments
All available variations Large model: 30 × 30 × 24 mm - Part No.: 10738
Small model: 22 × 22 × 17 mm - Part No.: 10737

Description

Made of Britannium—a material invented by the English in the Middle Ages—the striped Britannium furniture knob exudes elegance. Thanks to its handcrafted finishes, each piece is one-of-a-kind. The striped Britannium furniture knob features subtle raised patterns that give it a distinctive, graphic look.

The Britannium Striped collection is available in two diameters: 30 mm and 22 mm. The material is substantial and rich; it truly enhances your furniture. Discreet and elegant, the Britannium Striped furniture knob will embellish your furniture with a touch of originality and will undoubtedly find its place in your home. It’s perfect for those who want to add a simple, subtle accent to their furniture. It works with all types of furniture; in fact, its various sizes allow you to subtly coordinate your handles with different pieces in a kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom. 

Just like our other buttons, it attaches from the back using a standard screw. Don't worry—we'll provide the right screws.

La Quincaillerie is committed to offering you the widest possible range of finishes, designs, and materials. When it comes to furniture handles, we’ve put together a diverse and varied selection for your home. Feel free to take a look.

In addition, our teams are here to help you. They’ll be happy to assist you and offer advice on your selection, whether from a technical or a decorative standpoint.

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