Porcelain Knob

Porcelain is quite resistant but can crack if subjected to a violent impact. Handle with care.

Cupboard doors, drawers, kitchen or bathroom cabinets. Perfect for a shabby chic atmosphere.

It is generally screwed from the back. Check the thread size (M4 or M5) and the rod length.

Porcelain knobs are generally robust, shock-resistant, and easy to maintain. Their smooth, shiny appearance adds an elegant and vintage touch to your decor. They are perfectly suited for a retro or country interior style.

Yes, it is possible to stain or paint a porcelain knob to achieve a custom color. However, avoid paints that may chip or degrade over time. Prefer finishes specially designed for porcelain.

The size of the porcelain knob depends on its intended use and your aesthetic preferences. For furniture or doors, generally opt for knobs with a diameter of 30 to 50 mm. For drawers or small items, knobs of 20 to 30 mm will be more suitable.

Yes, in addition to plain white knobs, you can find a wide variety of decorated porcelain knobs. Floral, geometric, or even photo print patterns can add a personalized touch to your decor.

To easily maintain your porcelain knobs, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them regularly. Avoid abrasive products that could scratch the surface. For stubborn dirt, you can clean them with a little water and mild soap.