





Cabinet Knobs
Square Cabinet Knob in Zinc Alloy with Stepped Face and Narrow Pedestal
Brassera BRS-KNB-ZNC-002 is a square zinc alloy cabinet knob with a stepped face and raised inner panel, offered in Satin Nickel, Matt Black, and Brush Gold.
Specifications
- Model
- BRS-KNB-ZNC-002
- Material
- Zinc alloy
- Shape
- Square face with a stepped rim on a flared square pedestal
- Design style
- Modern
- Finish
- Satin Nickel, Matt Black, Brush Gold
- Mounting
- Single hole; one central threaded socket in the base
- Size
- Customizable / made to order
- Usage
- Cabinets, drawers, dressers, wardrobes, cupboards, wine cabinets
- Customization
- OEM and ODM accepted; logo on product and packaging
- Feature
- Adjustable sizing, easy installation, resists rust, multi-purpose
- Minimum order
- 50 pieces
- Package size
- 18 × 16 × 14 cm
- Gross weight
- 0.5 kg
- Brand
- Brassera
Square Faces Set Inside Stepped Rims
Brassera model BRS-KNB-ZNC-002 carries square faces built from flat inner panels set inside stepped perimeter rims. That two-level arrangement casts clear shadow lines across each face instead of one flat plane. Crisp square boundaries define outer contours, while raised central panels add depth to storage fronts.
Refined architectural styling suits contemporary casework across kitchens, wardrobes, and dressers. Clean right-angle edges frame flat planar surfaces without extraneous ornamentation, holding balanced proportion on bespoke furniture panels. Straight perimeter steps catch ambient light, giving hardware defined presence on cabinet fronts. Square geometry sits comfortably beside minimalist drawer boxes, flush wardrobe leaves, and architectural wall storage. Where millwork stays quiet, one knob supplies all the ornament an elevation needs.
Pedestal Geometry from Face to Narrow Foot
Beneath each square front plate, a flared pedestal transitions downward into a compact mounting base. Four concave flanks curve inward from upper edges toward narrow square feet, leaving open space behind the face for fingertips during daily operation. Smooth transitions bridge wide upper plates and slender support stems, forming one cohesive silhouette from front elevation to side profile. Seen from the side, those concave flanks read as a continuous inward sweep rather than a straight column.
Narrow square footprints sit flat against cabinet leaves, taking up little surface area across drawer fronts or tall cupboard doors. Tapered stems balance substantial frontal squares against light pedestal profiles. That same four-sided outline repeats on both the top face and the mounting foot, tying two levels into one form.
Single-Hole Mounting on Cabinet Fronts
This square hardware unit mounts through a single hole on cabinet fronts, engaging one central threaded socket in its base. One bore is all a panel needs, which simplifies layout across new drawer banks, pantry panels, and wardrobe suites. Furniture makers can hold consistent hardware center lines across cabinet doors without complex drilling jigs. Drawer banks, pantry doors, and freestanding wardrobes all take the same fitting, so hardware positions stay simple to repeat across a run.
Single-bore installation keeps front preparation light. Flat base seating rests against the panel, with square base lining up under square face. That same fitment serves vertical cupboard leaves, horizontal drawer boxes, and built-in wine cabinets, with no second drilling position to plan. For specifiers standardizing a building, single-bore mounting keeps ordering and installation straightforward.
Satin Nickel, Matt Black, and Brush Gold
Three metallic treatments provide versatile pairing options across interior millwork schemes. Satin Nickel introduces soft luster with subtle brushed warmth, complementing light oak, neutral paint palettes, and stainless kitchen accents. Matt Black delivers deep, near-matte contrast against pale timber faces, white cabinetry, and industrial fixtures. Each photographed piece carries its finish across face, stepped rim, and pedestal without a second tone.
Brush Gold offers refined metallic warmth with directional surface brushing, pairing readily with walnut, deep green casework, and premium hospitality case goods. Distinct finish choices let project specifiers coordinate hardware across interior palettes. Sampling is available for comparing all three treatments against actual timber or lacquer before a full run.

What Zinc Alloy Brings to Cabinet Knobs
Zinc alloy is a non-ferrous metal that resists rust. Humid interior zones such as master bathrooms, laundry rooms, and prep kitchens are where that property matters most on cabinet fronts.
Face, rim, pedestal, and base read as one metal, so each knob appears as one body rather than an assembly. Brushed and matte surfaces keep each stepped edge legible under warm and cool light, which helps when a scheme mixes metals across a room. Zinc hardware runs through the rest of Brassera's cabinet program, so this knob can be specified alongside related pull families.
Custom Sizes, OEM Runs, and Logo Marking
Brassera supports OEM and ODM production for this square knob, with custom dimensions available for specialized millwork and distinctive furniture programs. Made-to-order sizing lets specifiers match each knob to a particular panel or drawer detail rather than fixed stock dimensions.
Logo marking is available on product and packaging, and mail-order packing is offered for trade distribution. Commercial millwork contractors and hardware brands can send joinery schedules to Brassera for finish matching and coordinated fulfillment. Brassera keeps this knob within its zinc cabinet range, so finish matching across hardware schedules stays straightforward.



