HB900 Solid Brass Cabinet Knob Series
Auckland, New Zealand
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Introducing the latest addition to Halliday + Baillie’s brass hardware collection – the HB900 solid brass cabinet knobs. Crafted from solid brass, they exude durability and sophistication and are available with the option of a knurled or smooth surface. With their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, these knobs are the perfect addition to any space.
Not only do they look exquisite, but they also provide a pleasant tactile experience with their medical-grade knurling, ensuring a comfortable grip.
HB 940 : Footed Cabinet Knob Plain
HB 945 : Footed Cabinet Knob Knurled
HB 950 : Pillar Cabinet Knob Plain
HB 955 : Pillar Cabinet Knob Knurled
To cater to different aesthetics, our brass cabinet knobs are offered in a variety of finishes – polished brass (PB), satin brass (SB), aged brass (AB) and black chrome (KC).
Product Details
- Product
- HB900 Solid Brass Cabinet Knob Series
- Category
- Bathroom Cabinet Handles & Knobs
- Sold by
- Halliday + Baillie
- Range
- Cabinet Knobs
- Designer
- Halliday + Baillie
- Brand
- Halliday + Baillie
- Year
- 2024
- Country of origin
- New Zealand
- Type of use
- Commercial and Residential
- Care and cleaning
- Self-cleaning product
- Installation
- Tools required
- Assembly
- Tools required
- Warranty
- 5 years
Product specified by
Introducing the latest addition to Halliday + Baillie’s brass hardware collection – the HB900 solid brass cabinet knobs.
Crafted from solid brass, they exude durability and sophistication and are available with the option of a knurled or smooth surface. With their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, these knobs are the perfect addition to any space.
Not only do they look exquisite, but they also provide a pleasant tactile experience with their medical-grade knurling, ensuring a comfortable grip.
HB 940 : Footed Cabinet Knob Plain
HB 945 : Footed Cabinet Knob Knurled
HB 950 : Pillar Cabinet Knob Plain
HB 955 : Pillar Cabinet Knob Knurled
To cater to different aesthetics, our brass cabinet knobs are offered in a variety of finishes – polished brass (PB), satin brass (SB), aged brass (AB) and black chrome (KC).
- Features
Solid brass made in New Zealand. Medical grade knurling. Unlacquered for graceful aging and patina
- Scope of use
The solid brass cabinet knobs are designed for interior use in both residential and commercial settings. Suitable for cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, and furniture, they are compatible with timber, MDF, and veneer panel doors or drawers. The HB900 is ideal for high-end architectural projects requiring both form and function, with a choice of smooth or knurled finishes to suit a variety of design aesthetics. The medical-grade knurling offers enhanced grip, making them particularly well-suited for frequent-use areas.
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HB900 Solid Brass Cabinet Knob Series
The HB900 Solid Brass Cabinet Knob Series is supplied by Halliday + Baillie. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Halliday + Baillie lists on ArchiPro.
Halliday + Baillie does not publish a price for the HB900 Solid Brass Cabinet Knob Series on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Cabinet Knobs range from Halliday + Baillie, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Black Beech House by Bonnifait + Associates Architects and Guest in Residence by Kirsty Vegas Design. See how it was used in a finished space.
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