The Standard Range Knob
Machined 304 Stainless Steel — Set of 4
Solid. Precise. Built to last decades.
These are not coated, hollow, or cast. Each knob is CNC-machined from solid 304 stainless steel — delivering a substantial weight, precise feel, and durability that standard knobs simply don't match.
Machined from solid 304 stainless steel — not cast, not coated
You'll Notice It Immediately
The difference isn't subtle. The weight, the grip, the way it turns — everything feels deliberate.
Cold, solid metal in hand. No flex. No rattle. No looseness. The ridged grip gives you confident control — even with wet or greasy hands.
Most factory knobs are plastic or thin metal shells. This replaces all of that with single-piece, machined construction.
Ours vs. Theirs
Engineered from Solid Material
Material
Solid 304 stainless steel, machined from bar stock. No castings. No hollow shells.
Durability
Resistant to heat, corrosion, and daily wear. Won't yellow, chip, absorb odors, or deform.
Precision
CNC machined to tight tolerances for consistent fit and a satisfying, rattle-free feel.
Installs in Minutes
Fits standard circular and D-shaped posts up to 7mm in diameter. No adapters, no special tools.
Pull off your old knob
Slide on the new one
Tighten the set screw
Why We Built This
Most hardware is built to hit a price point — not to last.
We started Potomac Standard to build hardware the way it should be made: from solid material, with precision machining, and a focus on how it actually feels to use every day.
Inspired by custom knives and high-end watches — where weight, finish, and tolerances matter.
Read Our Story →Frequently Asked
Because they are machined from solid 304 stainless steel — not cast, stamped, or coated. The material, process, and quality are fundamentally different from big-box hardware.
The Standard Range Knob fits standard circular and D-shaft posts up to 7mm in diameter. This covers the vast majority of residential ranges.
Yes. Each knob is a single piece of solid 304 stainless steel. No shell, no hollow core, no rattle.
304 stainless steel is the same grade used in kitchen sinks and cookware. Under normal household conditions, these will not rust.
In normal use the knobs stay comfortable to the touch. Extended high heat from an adjacent burner may warm them slightly.
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