New Chinese Style Single Hole Pull (Woven Insert)

Product detail

Single-hole furniture knob with a four-lobed quatrefoil outline, cast in zinc and finished with an enamel rim around a woven brown insert. One screw hole rather than two means the knob can be added to a plain drawer front without measuring a hole pitch, which makes it practical for replacing broken handles on existing furniture or for small cabinet doors where a bar handle would look heavy. The 43.5 mm face gives enough grip for a drawer even though the knob stands only 20 mm off the panel, and the base spreads the load so the front is not crushed when a full drawer takes a tug. The woven centre breaks up the flat face and picks up the brass and brown tones used in contemporary Chinese interiors. Supplied with a 22 mm screw, and the same family covers further motifs for a matching run. For a retailer, the motif sells as an accent piece on a display board of mixed knobs, letting buyers match a set to a room scheme. A fitter only needs a screwdriver to swap the knob on an assembled cabinet, so a damaged knob is replaced without emptying the drawer. With cabinet hardware moving toward sculptural shapes, the four-lobed face does the work of a decorative pull on a single-hole fitting, so an accent door or drawer can carry the motif without a second screw hole to measure. Cabinet makers working in a modern oriental interior use this pull as the design accent rather than a plain knob; the woven insert gives the face a texture that reads at a distance, and the single hole means one drill point per door.