Does the glass knob have a hole drilled through it? Does the screw go all the way through?
1727122
The screw goes all the way through. The metal on the front is part of the screw. Hope that helps
1341882
Yes, it projects out as you would expect and large enough to grab comfortably. You will be happy with this purchase although you may need to get longer screws at the hardware store depending on where you are using the knobs.
2151051
There should be a small screw on the knob, its tiny, use an eye glass flat head.
689420
Yes, the hole in the face of the drawer is pre drilled, then a bolt is put through the hole and the knob is screwed onto the end of the bolt. You can use a different knob on the end of the bolt or if it doesn't match the thread pattern you can probably replace the bolt as well as long it fits the predrilled hole in the wood.
620355
Yes, it does. The original knob cracked and the logo plate wouldn't stay on. This was an easy fix with one screw and then replacing the center cap or plate.
2187310
Hi, this one does not have screws or holes. This one fits by pressure fit onto the thickness of the glass. No screws if used on the proper thick glass. Works well and recommended.
158725
Yes. It has the standard screw hole as well as a space for the 'locking' button.
644505
It's a screw that fits through the front of the knob, which then goes through the cabinet. It is silver in color.
1200364
Mine had two screws on top and two on the bottom. I've uploaded a photo of the mounting area showing the two deeply recessed screw holes. (I've previously uploaded two photos. Don't how long it takes for Amazon to clear and publish this 3rd photo.)
130642
It's on the metal piece attached to the frosted glass shade. You can kind of see the knob in the photo.
1168368
No knob. You can order a cheap one from here. Stay away from knobs with set screws to hold it down. You want a threaded knob
387447
It will cover a regular USA door knob hole with a standard backset. However, the sides of the knob do not attach to each other like a standard USA door knob. The two halves of the knob each screw to their respective side of the wood door. The through hole needs to be no larger than the size of the square shaft which is about 3/8 square. I drilled a standard hole for the knob and then had no wood to attach the knobs. The handles that rotate are just barely above the recessed holes for the screws so there is no way to use a bolt and nut through the knob to join the two halves. Both halves are identical with the D handle on each side.
1729325
If I remember correctly I believe the knob holes were pre-drilled as are the hinge holes ... I could be wrong about this ... I would suggest you contact the manufacturer to be sure.
192322
Yes, there is one small metal surrounded hole in the glass. It is difficult to see in the photo because it is in line with a reflection.
454032
The knob is glass. I'm super pleased with this hardware. I installed them years ago in my bedroom, bath and closet. Haven't had any problems. I've tightened the base once or twice but that was easy. They are expensive, but really pretty and well made.
1222014
On some models there are "outside" & "inside" trims (knobs). The inside knob will have a hole or slot in the base. The outside knob needs firmly seated, try using the palm of your hand and and striking it.
772422
I had to buy a screw at the hardwear store. Then I drilled a hole in the center of the lid to fit the screw,and the screwed the knob on. (old know was somehow stamped on).