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The M4TEC Durness C9 Cabinet Knob is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to upgrade their kitchen or bedroom cabinetry with a modern, textured aesthetic. Its primary benefit is a durable, tactile design that adds a sophisticated touch to furniture, though it is specifically sized for drawer and door thicknesses between 19mm and 20mm, which may require different screws for thicker surfaces.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DIMPLEKNOBMATTNICKEL |
| Brand | Bedrooms Plus |
The M4TEC Durness C9 knob measures 33mm in diameter.
Yes, each knob includes a 25mm M4 mounting screw.
Yes, the matt nickel finish is durable and suitable for standard bathroom environments.
The knob extends 26mm from the mounting surface.
Use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to wipe away dust and fingerprints. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Yes, the Durness C9 is typically supplied as an individual knob.
Ensure the M4 screw is tightened fully. If the knob still rotates, check that the hole in the cabinet is not too large for the screw head.
The included 25mm screw is designed for 19-20mm panels. If your panel is outside this range, purchase an M4 machine screw of the appropriate length from a local hardware store.
Installation of the Durness C9 is straightforward: ensure your cabinet door or drawer front has a single pre-drilled hole. Insert the provided 25mm M4 mounting screw from the back of the panel into the knob and tighten until secure. This product is specifically calibrated for panels measuring 19-20mm in thickness. If your cabinetry is thinner or thicker, you will need to source alternative M4 bolts of a different length. For care, wipe the knob periodically with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the matt nickel sheen; avoid using abrasive chemicals or scouring pads, as these can dull the finish over time.
