Stacked

What the ridges in Du Verre Stacked actually do

Du Verre Stacked cuts parallel grooves across every knob and pull in the run, starting with the smallest knob, C-STK01 at 3/4", and continuing up through C-STK07, a 30" bar sold singly or paired as C-STK07BB. Between those ends sit C-STK02 (1 1/4" knob), C-STK03 (4 1/2"), C-STK04 (5 3/4"), C-STK05 (7"), and C-STK06 (12"), each carrying identical groove spacing scaled to a new length. That spacing stays fixed at every size, so the entire run reads as one coherent system rather than several unrelated shapes.

Reading C-STK01 next to C-STK02

C-STK01, at 3/4", packs the ridge pattern into the smallest footprint here, tight enough that the grooves blur into one texture, without individual rings standing apart up close. C-STK02 opens that spacing slightly at 1 1/4", where individual grooves separate more clearly to the eye. Either works as a drawer knob; picking between them mostly depends on how much ridge detail should show at arm's length versus close up.

Why C-STK07BB exists alongside C-STK07

C-STK07BB bundles two of the 30" bars into one shipment, sized for a double-door cabinet or an extra-wide drawer bank that needs matched pulls shipped together. Buyers finishing an island with hardware on two faces often reach for the bundled option specifically to keep both castings paired at the point of casting. The groove pattern runs identically on both, so there's no visual difference between buying C-STK07BB once or C-STK07 twice, only a change in how the order gets packaged. Mid-length options C-STK04 through C-STK06 bridge the gap between drawer-width and full-door hardware.

Two textures that sit near Stacked in the catalog

Forged 2 trades Stacked's straight grooves for an uneven, hammered facet across a similar size range. Wave curves the same idea into a soft ripple instead of a hard-edged ridge.