Bat Cabinet Knob • Gothic Home Hardware Decor • 3D Printed

Our bat knobs and pulls allow you to customize any cabinet, cupboard, drawer, or dresser in a way that your local hardware store doesn't have the capability to do. Now you will have the motivation to drink your eight glasses of ̶b̶l̶o̶o̶d̶ water a day just to have an excuse to grab a bat to open up your glass cupboard! When you have guests over and get overrun by vampires, they will no longer have to wonder where you keep your stakes, as your cutlery drawer will be marked appropriately. These are also the perfect size to help point people to your medicine cabinet, where you keep your little round bandages in case of bites to the neck. You can keep everyone well informed in every room of your house with just the twist of a screwdriver.
* Price is per knob, screws included

🦇 Size
The size of each bat cabinet knob is approximately 2.5x1.2 inches (64.8x32.0mm) with the regular knob being 0.6" (15.6mm) deep and the tall knob being 0.8" (21mm) deep. The knobs come with the screws required for installation -- a 3/4" (19mm) and a 1" (25mm) 8-32 zinc screw, perfect for cabinets from 0.4" (10mm) up to 0.8" (20mm) thick. Longer or shorter screws can be found at any hardware or do-it-yourself store.

🦇 Materials
These knobs are 3D printed using PLA, a biodegradable and bioactive thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from renewable resources such as corn starch and sugar cane. Our test knobs have been on drawers all over our home for over 5 years now with no degradation in quality; from the infrequently used to most used drawers. They can be cleaned with soap & water and are resistant to most disinfectant cleaners.

NOTE: The screws will be very tight on first use as they follow the shallow threaded hole and cut their own deeper thread in the plastic to hold tightly.

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⚠️ Disclaimer
The 3D printing process is not perfect, so there may be blemishes in the surface finishes and visible layer lines. Items will not be exactly as pictured, and as much as we try to take colour-accurate photos, the colour may be slightly different than what is viewed on your screen.