Where could you possibly find a parrot cabinet knob?  At www.jewelryforhomes.com/macaw.html.  With over 15,000 unique cabinet knobs and pulls the macaw parrot cabinet knob is just one of JewelryForHomes.com unique choices.  Have no fear on the price…www.JewelryForHomes.com guarantees the lowest price.  They shop the competition so you don’t have to. 

The macaw cabinet knob is item # NHP-329 , and is manufactured by Notting Hill Hardware , part of the island decorative hardware collection.  The macaw cabinet knobs are available in color (as shown below) or other finishes.  Watch when ordering; there are matching lefts and rights.  They would be perfect in any island themed room.    Also, a great finishing piece to a bird cage.  And of course, any true Jimmy Buffet parrot head themed room should not be without a few macaw cabinet knobs. 

From what I understand they don’t talk.  Although if you are creative enough to find a place for a macaw cabinet knob I’m guessing they may talk to you. 

Pictured the color Macaw Cabinet Knob

Where is the best place to purchase cabinet knobs at wholesale prices?  At www.JewelryForHomes.com that’s where. 

Here is the top 10 reasons www.JewelryForHomes.com is THE PLACE TO BUY CABINET KNOBS WHOLESALE. 

1.  They Buy their knobs and pulls right!  They negotiate their cost with manufacturers to save you money.

2.  No store front.  They run their operation out of Campbellsport Building Supply’s home office.  They are the 95th largest Pro Sales Building  Supplier in the nation according to the 2008 ”Pro Sales” magazine.  No store front means no overhead cost to you on-line buyers!

3.  Addiction.  They are addicted to giving you the best price.  They work like ants. 60 hours a week and some more on the weekend bascially surfing the web to find a) the best cabinet knob products at wholesale prices and b) visiting the competition to make sure they have the best price.

4.  Customer Service.  Excellent one on one customer service gives them customer referrals and repeat business to their site.  They have a ZERO advertising budget, saving YOU money. 

5.  Ships direct to you.  They ship you wholesale cabinet knobs factory direct.  This means it ships faster and keeps operational costs very low.

5.  Inventory.  They don’t carry any cabinet knobs or pulls in inventory, your cabinet hardware ships factory direct.  No inventory  carrying costs, you guessed it, cabinet knobs or appliance handles so cheap you’ll blush.

6.  Security.  They use Yahoo Shopping Cart the most secure shopping cart on the internet.  No dealing with security problems saves you money on your kitchen handles.

7.  Discount coupons.  If you have a large purchase– discount coupons may be available– e-mail eric at eric.vandermause@furnishanddesign.com.  So the cheapest website for cabinet knobs just got cheaper?  You are starting to catch on.

8.  If you are an interior Designer, Contractor, or anyone who frequently buys cabinetry hardware, their world’s best prices just got even better for you! It is their JFH.com Affiliate Discount Program (ADP).

After you place an order with Jewelryforhomes.com for $500 or more in merchandise from our website, you will have a VIP COUPON sent to you. This coupon is good for 5% off of all merchandise.

9.    Badge program.  You can also get an additional 5% off by participating in our badge program. Place a link on your website or blog to them and you are all setup.

If your account stays active within a year it automatically carries over to the next year.

10.  Price match guarantee.  They are so confident we have the best cabinet knob wholesale prices they  beat anyone’s on-line price, just e-mail them the link and we will beat it by 5.5%!  (Please mention you saw their price match guarantee in this article.)

So what the heck you waiting for? Over 15,000 cabinet knobs waiting for you at their site.  Go buy your cabinet knobs wholesale at www.JewelryForHomes.com now.

Just one of many bar themed knobs at www.JewelryForHomes.com

Author: Joel Fleischman

Yeah I like to imbide in a little devil’s water now and then.  Not as much as “back in the day” but I do like to get my drink on now and again.  If you have a full bar with cabinets or are finishing your basement and including your own “Cheers” area I can think of no better way than to finish it off then with the cocktail hour collection cupboard pulls or cabinet knobs from the Emenee Cabinet Hardware company.  If you do end up buying bar and drinking themed top knobs from us, “prost” as us Germans say, and have one on me.  Heck, invite me over, I’ll bring you some Grey Goose or perhaps a good old American Point Special beer…to christen your new bar area , martini den , cigar room , or your own ”I’m a big drinker” kitchen.   I’m not picky when it comes to the knobs you choose or the booze we drink.

How to Choose & Install New Cabinet Knobs or Pulls

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Changing the hardware on your cabinets and furniture is one of the quickest and easiest ways to update a room. Knobs are available in every price range – you can even paint them yourself.

Steps

1. Count exactly how many knobs you’ll need. Remember to count every cabinet, closet, drawer and door. Then do it again. You’ll be really annoyed with yourself if you miscount and have to wait to get more knobs!
2. Measure the distance between the centers of the screw holes to determine the size of the pulls you’ll need (or read the notes below for suggestions on switching from 2 hole pulls to knobs).
3. Decide what size knobs you want. The trend right now is for large scale knobs, but you need to be careful. Huge knobs on small scale furniture can look a bit cartoonish, which may be just the look you’re after! If you have frame and panel doors and drawers, you’ll want to consider the width of the rails. As a general rule, knobs or pulls no wider than half the rail width look best.
4. Determine what size screws you need. Knobs generally ship with a 1 ½ – 2″ screw, and you should check to be sure this will work for your installation. Doors and drawers will sometimes need two different screw lengths and different pieces of furniture may need different sizes. Drawers with faces applied as a separate piece will require screws to pass through 1 ¼” – 1 ½” of wood or substrate. Doors are usually made of ¾” lumber so 1″ screws usually work. You can measure the depth of the face where the screw will go in. In addition to length, you must have screws that are the correct diameter. This won’t be an issue if you can use the screws that came with your knobs. But if the screws that came with your knob aren’t the right length, the best thing to do is figure out the length you need and take the knob to the hardware store with you so that you’re sure to get a screw that is the correct diameter.
5. Remove the existing handles utilizing the appropriate tool to remove the screws. (For stubborn screws, squirt a little W-D40 onto the screw head, or use a drop or two of Goo Gone directly on the screw head. Allow the substance to set for a few minutes and the screw should come out with little effort.)
6. Install the new knobs. Drill holes if needed. The holes you drill should be the correct diameter, and should be drilled perpendicular to the surface. If you drill at an angle it can be hard to get the knobs to screw in tightly.
7. Using your other hand and from the inside of the door/drawer, insert the tip of a new screw into the existing screw hole of the unit. (Just enough to get it started.)
8. Using the appropriate tool (flathead or Phillips screwdriver or Allen wrench), turn the screw through the hole and into the hole of the new handle. Tighten the screws after all screws for that handle have been installed and you are satisfied with the fit, the look, and the alignment of the new handle.

Tips

• If you are removing a drawer pull with two holes, and can’t find pulls you like that are the correct size you can fill the existing holes, repaint the surface and then drill a new hole. The best way to do this is to get a piece of 1/4″ wood doweling. Drill the existing holes 1/4″ so that you can insert the doweling with a bit of glue. After the glue has dried, sand down the surface. Fill any uneven bits with a little putty, sand again and you’re ready to paint. This works better than just filling the hole with putty – somehow that never comes out looking smooth enough.
• If you plan to paint or refinish your furniture piece or cabinet, complete that part of the project after removing the existing hardware and before you install the new hardware.
• If you don’t want to repaint the furniture, try using two knobs instead – one in each of the holes. Make it playful and fun – mix a dragonfly with a butterfly, or a car with a plane.
• Another option is to glue on an escutcheon or flat wooden embellishment that will cover the two holes. You can paint it before you glue it on if you’re not painting the furniture. Then drill a hole or holes to fit your new pull.
• If your screw is a bit long, and the knob won’t tighten, you can always add a washer between the screw and the face.
• When choosing new knobs/pulls, take the old ones (and screws, too) with you to the store to make sure everything will fit. You may also want to bring the drawer itself so you can evaluate appearance.

Things You’ll Need

• Ruler or tape measure
• Knobs with appropriate screws (see Step 3 above)
• Screwdriver
• Washers, if needed
• Drill with appropriate bits
• If you’re filling existing screw holes: 1/4″ dowel & wood filler (see Tips section)

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