Wooden knobs

Wooden Knobs

Here you will find our range of wooden knobs that are perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, dressers, or other furniture. We offer a wide assortment in various designs to match different styles and preferences. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist look or a more classic design, we have wooden knobs to suit your needs.

Wooden knobs are a classic interior detail with a long history. Craftsmen have used wood as a central material to create both functional and decorative elements in the home for centuries. Wooden knobs were used to provide both practical and aesthetic functions to furniture.

Decorating with wood details adds warm and natural elements to the rooms. For example, match your oak knobs with an oak countertop for a classic style or use untreated pine for a more modern style. In recent years, wooden fittings, especially in pine and oak, have made a comeback on the market.

Knobs in Different Types of Wood

The type of wood you choose for your wooden knobs depends on the style you want in your home. The different types of wood also have slightly different properties, colors, and grain patterns. We offer knobs in oak, birch, beech, and pine as well as painted and stained wooden knobs. Here are some examples of the types of wood we offer and their properties:

Oak Knobs

• Properties: Oak is known for its durability and strength. Oak has a characteristic light to medium brown color and a distinct fine grain structure.
• Style: Wooden knobs in oak provide a classic and timeless feel to the kitchen interior. They are particularly suitable for traditional and rustic kitchen environments such as period styles and custom-built interiors.

Beech Knobs

• Properties: Beech wood is light to medium brown and has an even, fine grain structure. It is known for its hardness and durability and is very popular in furniture making.
• Style: Wooden knobs in beech provide a clean and Scandinavian feel, perfect if you want a warmer light wood detail.

Birch Knobs

• Properties: Birch wood is light to medium brown and has a fine and even grain structure.
• Style: Birch knobs are often used to create a fresh and modern feel. They are popular in Scandinavian design and in light interior styles.

DIY: Mounting Wooden Knobs

Mounting wooden knobs is a DIY-friendly process – here we explain how you can easily mount your new kitchen knobs in wood all by yourself! A DIY project that everyone can do!

Materials and Tools You May Need:

• Wooden knobs
• Screws that fit the knobs
• Screwdriver

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Place the knob against the kitchen furniture or cabinet and screw in the screw from the back of the door or drawer using a screwdriver. Keep the knob straight so that the screw does not go in crooked.
2. Tighten the knob with a screwdriver so that it sits securely.
3. Continue with the rest of the knobs in the kitchen until all are in place – done!

If you do not already have a hole where you want the knob to be, start by measuring where you want the knob and drilling a small hole. Measure where the knob should be; a common measure is 45x45 or 55x55 in the lower corner of a cabinet door or 55 mm down on the drawer front.

Untreated Wooden Knobs

One of our most popular fittings is untreated pine knobs. Pine has a long history in furniture design due to its availability, durability, and ease of working with. Our untreated wooden knobs in pine retain the wood's natural beauty and feel, and can easily be painted, sprayed, or decorated to match your decor. They do not need to be treated but can be varnished for increased durability.

A tip is to make it a crafting session with the kids, where they can paint their own knobs for wardrobes or dressers, or use them as hooks on the wall. Cozy, personal, and smart storage!