20 Threads Per Inch Compatible with all styles 1 to 2 Business Days More info > Read Product Questions & Answers This sturdy spindle is designed to facilitate new or vintage doorknobs with threaded shanks of 20 TPI. Constructed of hardened steel, it provides smooth operation and long-lasting wear. With a 4" length, it's ideal for standard doors. Features a 9/32" thickness.Dimensions: 4" L x 9/32" thick. If you need a threaded spindle you need to know what the threads per inch are and check to see that the spindle thickness is small enough to fit through the hub of your lock or latch. Learn about hardware > 8 Of A Kind: Funky Hardware From Anthropologie Meg Busacca , Design & Trend Feb, 06, 2015, 01:37 PM Tags : 8 Of A Kind, Anthropologie, hardware Do you have an old piece of furniture that is itching for an update? Are you contemplating a new coat of paint or buying something new? Turns out, you just need new knobs. We often find that it's the smallest of changes that can transform furniture in a bold way.

Next time you're searching to spruce up a dresser, desk, or even the cupboards in your bathroom or kitchen, think hardware! Anthropologie is that genius, artistic brand we consistently find ourselves drooling over. With their ability to develop and maintain a unique aesthetic that can still be translated into mass market appeal, their brand is truly suited to all lifestyles. There is always something for someone and it's been the store we always run to when it comes to affordable hardware details. Hardware is that element of design that is often overlooked, but when done creatively, can really make a statement. See our selection of knobs that are currently available at Anthropologie, including everything from quartz designs to ceramic floral shapes. 1. Crowned Quartz Knob : $24 2. Bauhaus Knob : $8 3. Meadow Grove Knob : $10 4. Equestrian Knob : $12 - $14 5. Entomology Knob - $10 - $12 6. Marcio Knob : $8 7. Gramercy Knob : $10 8. Byzantine Knob : $10

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While adding a pull can seem like a minor home project, if not done correctly, it can quickly make your head ache. I have drilled pilot holes in the wrong place, made them too big, too small, jammed hardware in the door, broken hardware in half, cracked knobs, and lucky me, ruined fresh paint in the process. Follow these simple steps to learn from my mistakes. As they say, the devil is in the details and there is no smaller detail than the consideration of hardware for your cabinets, drawers, and closets. Pictured above, clockwise from top left, is a selection of hardware I've installed in my kitchen, coat closet, and bathroom, respectively. 1. Select hardware that not only looks great with your decor but more importantly that is functional. For this closet hardware project, I needed a small knob that would fit within the 2" wood paneled edge but would be big enough to grip onto to open and close the door. 2. Think about where the hardware should live. For closets, a good rule of thumb is to make pulls or knobs the same height as your door knobs.

It makes a consistent line throughout the room and seems to blend better. (I installed a set of pulls on a closet door higher than the door knobs recently, and they jump out a bit. 3. Center or align the pull and mark the location with a pencil or by using the end of the hardware. If you are installing a pull with more than one hole, use a template for accuracy and always measure! Measure twice, drill once, measure twice, drill once. This should be your mantra. 4. Find a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the hardware rod. I have made the mistake of drilling the hole the same size which makes it very easy to push the knob through, however the hardware loosens very quickly and will ultimately become non functional. If you make the hole slightly smaller and the rod is threaded, the teeth will latch into the wood and will stay put. 5. Make sure the door is secure before drilling (have a friend hold it perhaps) and drill a straight line from front to back. I have recently started using a small cordless drill and it makes all the difference!

It is light and fits my hand comfortably so I have more control guiding it. 6. In this particular example, there is no screw head to screw the knob in, so I had to use a wrench. Turn the rod gently clockwise into the door. Word of caution: Be very careful not to dent the threading, scuff your paint on the door, or bend the rod by putting too much pressure on it. You may want to use a piece of cloth or a rubber band for a layer of protection between the wrench and hardware. This part of the installation moves pretty slow. It took 5 minutes or longer of rotating the screw to get it all the way through the door but depends on how thick your door is and how long the rod is. 7. Once the rod is through, attach the washer and the bolt and tighten with a wrench. Shopping sources for the pulls shown above:(Clockwise from top left)1. Vinna door pulls from IKEA and hinges from Kitchen Cabinet Door Pulls2. Door pulls from IKEA (No longer available.)3. Glass pulls from Anthropologie (Plain glass no longer available.)