Knobs & Handles: Ceramic Knob: cupboard knobs and door knobs - Delhi

The ceramic knobs are the perfect furniture accessory that gives a pull and a grip to the hold the drawer, cabinet or wardrobe door to access the things that are stored in them. The knob is hand made and is painted in white .It has the numerical number painted on the knob. It is an ideal choice for the kid’s room as it denotes the date of birth of the kids and gives it a more personnel touch so that there is no confusion as to the identity of the room furniture if both the siblings are living in the same room. The other sibling can use another number from the numeric ceramic knob collection. The knobs are available in all numbers starting from the number 1 to 10. If you are born on a date which is 14, 24, 30 then you can choose one number and the other on the side of the drawer. The ceramic knob is in white colour and looks good on a wooden coloured background as white as the Victorian kind of furniture or white coloured furniture. The ceramic knob is made of ceramic and then painted in white colour using old and tradition ways to make them look classy and elegant .The number is painted in black colour as the purpose is to high lighten the number on the knob. It can also be used in the school or office furniture so that it uses the colour to maintain a record of the kind of stuff it has been stored with. It is the most unique design in the field of knobs as normally the knobs are made in colourful, traditional as well as modern day furniture. The ceramic knob is the choice of children and corporate companies. The colour chosen here is number 10 and here the number is a collective number rather than two separate numbers. 1.5 inches diameter approx.1 inches projection approx. Bolt size: 1.5 inches approximately. It is available in three type of finish golden, silver and bronze. Use one that suits the colour of your furniture.
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