Tiny Shutter Knob – Polished Brass 10mm

Tiny Shutter Knob – Polished Brass – 10mm

Add a discreet yet elegant finishing touch to shutters, cupboards, sash windows, and small furniture projects with this Tiny Shutter Knob in polished brass. Its compact size and classic rounded design make it ideal for applications where subtle hardware is required without compromising on style.

Crafted from solid brass and finished in bright polished brass, this miniature knob complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. Furthermore, its small scale makes it particularly suitable for restoration projects, bespoke joinery, doll’s houses, small cabinets, and delicate furniture details.

Despite its compact dimensions, the smooth rounded shape provides a comfortable grip while maintaining an unobtrusive appearance. Consequently, it offers a practical and attractive solution for a wide variety of light-duty applications.

Supplied with a fixed screw, installation is quick and straightforward.

Tiny Shutter Knob Features

• Made from solid brass
• Bright polished brass finish
• Traditional rounded design
• Compact and unobtrusive appearance
• Fixed screw fitting
• Suitable for shutters, cupboards, and sash windows
• Ideal for furniture restoration and bespoke joinery
• Traditional and contemporary styling
• Sold individually

Approximate Dimensions

• Knob Diameter: 10mm
• Projection: 10mm
• Fixed Screw Length: 12mm

All measurements are approximate.

Perfect For

• Wooden shutters
• Small cupboard doors
• Sash windows
• Cabinet making
• Furniture restoration
• Bespoke joinery projects
• Decorative hardware accents

Why Choose a Tiny Shutter Knob?

A Tiny Shutter Knob provides a neat and practical finishing detail where larger fittings would be unsuitable. Moreover, the polished brass finish adds warmth and elegance while complementing a wide range of interior styles. As a result, it is an excellent choice for both restoration work and new projects.

Please Note

As brass is a natural material, slight variations in tone and finish may occur. These variations contribute to the character of the product and should not be considered faults.