How to Use Knobs as Hooks

Yes, any of our knobs can be fitted as a hook and vice versa.

Please note, however, that knobs come as standard with an M4 screw, and hooks with a double-threaded stud. If you want to use the product for a different purpose, remember to buy the appropriate fixing element – both are available in our range.

M4 screw (25 mm) – link to the product M4×25 mm screw for handles
Used when you have access to the back of the element to which you are screwing the hook/knob. If you can remove the panel from the wall, drill a hole (Ø 5 mm) in the desired place and screw the hook/knob on from the back of the material.



M4 double-threaded stud screw – link to the product M4 double-threaded stud for hooks
Used when you don't have access to the back of the element to which you are screwing the hook/knob, or when fixing to a wall. If the panel is glued or you are fitting the hook/knob to a wall, drill a hole in the panel/wall, insert a wall plug and then screw in the
M4 double-threaded stud screw (sharp end towards the wall/panel). Position the screw so that it protrudes about 10 mm from the surface of the panel/wall. Then screw the hook/knob onto the protruding part of the M4 double-threaded stud screw.


Note: The wall plug is not included in the set.

When fitting a wooden hook, screw a screw into the surface it is to hang on and slide the hook onto the protruding elements.