4 Pack Plastic Chrome Color Generic Oven Knob 1 5/8 Inch Diameter With Adapters 3/16 to 5/16 Inch

I looked at a number of variations of these stove knobs on Amazon. None of them have the metal shim that would hold the knob firmly on the shaft like the factory originals. None of the plastic ones are made of solid heat resistant material. But for such a low price, it is just what I needed for my camp stove. I put one smallish drop of glue on the end of the shaft and one drop of glue inside the adapter and they are on good and tight. (just 2 drops total per knob just in case you might want to remove them someday). They work just fine and are nice and clean and shiney. In fact, the feel is nicer than the originals. I am happy with my purchase.

Knobs are pure junk. Not a replacement for the Wolf/Sub-Zero Part #811195 as prompted on Amazon (see photo side-by-side). Not sure who is advertising the compatibility with Wolf/Sub-Zero, either Amazon or 4YourHome is falsely enticing customers to buy JUNK. DO NOT BUY for any reason. Aside from the gross size difference from the Wolf/Sub-Zero Knob, it is cheaply made and where it states 12 adapters, it is actually 3 for each of the 4 knobs in the pack. It is my hope Amazon will step up and allow a return as the knobs are falsely advertised as compatible with Wolf/Sub-Zero part #811195. Do not waste your money...

Helpful to have multiple connection pieces. It would be good to have some shims to allow for the know to fit more snug.

These were one of the few knobs that we found would fit our GE cooktop. Had to put a little foil in the stems to make them work, but we were glad to find something as the OEM knobs are unavailable. They actually look pretty good. Problem is that in our downdraft cooktop, heat comes across the stove and the knobs tend to melt. It was a poor design to begin with.They are cheap enough that we will just buy a set a year and call it good. If only they were a bit more heat resistant, they would be great.

While these are about half the size of the original knobs on my GE counter top stove, they are much better made in the section that matters most - actually turning on and adjusting the flame. Four of the 5 original knobs had broken within 2 years. Even though the outer portion was chrome metal (these are chrome plastic), the GE knobs had very cheap, insubstantial plastic internal connectors that easily broke. These fit much more snugly onto the turning knob and I doubt that they will break as the GE ones did. Additionally, the cheapest OEM replacement I found was $21 each, twice as much as all 4 of these.

So, unless I misread the description, it states the knobs are made out of chrome. Definition of chrome: a type of metal that is used to cover other metals in order to make them shiny. What I received were cheap plastic knobs with shiny silver paint. Not chrome. Blatantly false description of product. Don't waste your money. In any case, whether I misread the description or not, this is a bad product.

One knob was used and the adapter was put in the wrong position and cannot be removed. I would like a replacement knob for this one. The other three were OK thank you John.

It is made of plastic but so were the original parts of my GE Profile gas stove which all 4 broke anyway. I don't want to pay for $15 each (total $60) knob replacement from GE. This generic design is a great replacement. They are smaller in diameter but I don't care about that. It looks fine on my stove. Different attachments came with it for different stove models. Very satisfied with my purchase. I hope they last for at least a couple of years. We do cook a lot.