Compact, modern T-style cabinet & drawer knob from Rocheleau — the Graf T-Knob pairs precision knurling with a clean rectangular base for an elevated, tactile pull ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and contemporary furniture.

Key Features & Design

Distinctive knurled bar: Cylindrical T-handle with a fine cross-hatch knurled pattern for a secure, non-slip grip and visible texture that complements modern and transitional interiors.
Solid metal construction: Durable stainless/metal finish with a brushed appearance on the square base and a polished/metallic look on the bar—designed for daily use and long-lasting performance.
Minimal, architectural profile: Low-profile rectangular post and slim bar create a streamlined silhouette that reads contemporary without overpowering door or drawer faces.
Easy installation: Standard screw fixing for straightforward mounting on cabinets, drawers and furniture (fixing hardware typically included).

Performance & Benefits

Improved grip & control: The knurled texture provides confident handling even with wet or greasy hands, making it practical for kitchen and bathroom applications.
Durability that endures: Metal construction resists wear, keeps its finish over time, and holds up to frequent opening and closing — a reliable choice for busy households and commercial environments.
Style that integrates: The Graf T-Knob’s balanced, geometric shape blends seamlessly with flat-panel and shaker cabinetry, while the metallic finish pairs well with stainless appliances and hardware.
Comfortable ergonomics: The horizontal bar distributes pull force across the hand for comfortable everyday use, reducing strain compared with small round knobs.

Why choose Rocheleau’s Graf T-Knob? Rocheleau is known for thoughtful hardware that combines refined design with practical engineering. The Graf T-Knob reflects that approach—offering tactile performance, a refined metal finish, and a modern aesthetic that enhances both residential and commercial cabinetry.

Finish	Stainless Steel
Material	Zamak
Collection	Graf