
Product Details
LD-227 Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Furniture Knob
LD-227 Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Furniture Knob features a CNC machined stepped cylindrical design with anodized finish. Available in multiple diameters for kitchen cabinets, drawers, wardrobes, and furniture hardware.
Core Features
- CNC machined from solid aluminum alloy 6061 billet
- Stepped cylindrical design with machined surface texture
- Anodized finish in five colors with chip-proof durability
- Standard threaded stud with included nut and washer
- Five diameter options from 30mm to 80mm
- Lightweight construction reduces hinge stress
Application Scenarios
- Modern kitchen cabinet door and drawer hardware
- Wardrobe and walk-in closet furniture knobs
- Bathroom vanity and medicine cabinet pulls
- Office desk and filing cabinet furniture
- Custom furniture and built-in cabinetry
- Retail display and showroom cabinet hardware
FAQ
What is the difference between anodized and plated finishes?
Anodizing creates a hard oxide layer that is integral to the aluminum surface, making it extremely durable and chip-resistant. Plating applies a thin coating of another metal that can chip or wear off. Anodized finishes are superior for aluminum hardware that receives regular handling.
How do I choose the correct stud length?
Measure the thickness of your cabinet door or drawer face material. The stud should extend through the material plus 5-10mm for the nut and washer. Standard cabinet panels are 16-18mm thick, requiring a 25-30mm stud. For thicker panels, specify a longer stud.
Can these knobs support heavy cabinet doors?
The aluminum knob itself is very strong and will support any reasonable door weight. However, the mounting stud and nut are the limiting factors. For very heavy doors, use M6 studs and ensure the cabinet panel material is strong enough to resist pull-through.
Will the anodized color match other anodized hardware?
Anodized colors can vary slightly between manufacturers due to different anodizing processes and dye lots. We recommend ordering a sample to verify color matching with existing anodized hardware. Silver anodized is the most consistent across manufacturers.

