Will this knob be OK on an integrated tall larder fridge?
Hello all,
I'd love some advice on cupboard knobs! I'm getting an integrated tall larder fridge and have picked a shaker kitchen medium larder unit, I prefer this as it's 1975mm and only has one door which I think looks cleaner. Will a single knob on this door be OK with the weight of the integrated fridge??? I don't want handles. The knob I want to use is 'from the anvils oval knob' and look really well made. I could get the larger one at 38mm instead of 33mm if that's better? But I'm having small cupboards above the units which would look strange with such a small knob on so would you mix the knob sizes??? Or would the smaller knob be OK on the larger larder unit? Thank you 😊
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