Is this specific hinge, model 'Amerock TEN3429-G10' for doors that are not inset, i.e. that sit ON (not in) the face of the cabinet box?Thank you!
1514722
My cabinet doors sit on not in the cabinet frame; I used these hinges remodeling my cabinets they look great against the painted white cabinet with the matching knob/pulls, so yes they are for a flush mount door not inset. Hope this helps...
1514723
Yes, the hinges are mounted in the outside of the cabinets. The doors are outside or on top of the cabinets.
1321647
Yes.This is the type of hinge that could be used on most kitchen cabinets. The door is larger than the cabinet opening. A hinge that would be used on an inset door, common to entertainment centers, would look similar to the hinges used on room doors...bedroom, bathroom, entry etc.
1514724
I don't know what these other people are thinking, but trust me, I purchased these myself for a kitchen renovation I did myself. These are designed for doors that DO NOT "sit on the face of the cabinet box". These are specifically meant for flush mounted doors. There is another model that is offset if you want gave mounted doors.For the record I did not like these because the name was stamped into the metal. I thought it was really ugly and the picture online didn't show that.
208300
Arrived with hinge on right side, which is what I wanted. I seem to remember, though, that you could change it if you want. It is a really nice cabinet, my wife and I are quite pleased. Also has a self-closing door, which I don't think was in the description.
1179973
I need know the Blum Part Number for this hinge because there are much types, for example is it full overlay or half overlay?. With the part number you can check if is the correct item that you need buy. Thanks
1564018
The hinge is on the left. Check part number. It's a well made and functional product.
842107
yes...and i have had a very hard time matching my hinges...i couldn't find them at lowes or home depot. .hope that helps
698953
I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
1848422
yeah, that may be a little too close, unfortunately. The single panel models require an exact opening. That extra 1/8" you have there might cause a rub, especially if the hinges are mounted on the side that's off a bit.
279590
My installation was a two-piece door that was hinged along the length of the door. In addition, the hinge was at the corner of the cabinet.The only adjustment that my installation required was a 1/8 inch relief in the mounting surface where the Blum hinge attached to the cabinet wall; which I accomplished with a Stanley SurForm file. It would be helpful if a picture of my installation could be posted.
1687485
Assume you have identified if the hinges you need are inset or overlay . In order to ensure the replacement ones fit . Measure the dia of the hole in the cabinet door and the distance of the hole or the centre from the door edge . This is to ensure that the new hinge pops right in to place and is located in the correct relative position. As for the mounting plate if the mounting holes match or not is not that critical as in the worst case scenario you will need to drill new holes to mount the plate in the cabinet Measure the hole spacing and their distance from the edge .. If the new plate has the same layout you will not need to drill fresh holes. Try and identify the mfgr and look for the same brand. It may make life easier if they are still in production.
980667
As far as I can see the hinge is not reversible. I do not have enough information to answer if they have a model with a "hinge on the left" model. Good luck on your hunt.
2270005
I asked customer support, they responded to put two tabs at the top. There are some faint arrows on the side that should point towards the hinge.
2207981
I hope I can answer this with just words. Assuming you are replacing your existing hinges that looks identical to the one here. I am not a pro so I can't give you fancy terms The overlay is the length of how much the door itself overlays/overlaps (covers) the front edge part (wood before the cabinet opening) of the cabinet on the hinge side only I think there are a couple of methods you can measure this 1. Close the cabinet door or place it over the cabinet to display how it should look like with a closed door. 2. On the hinge side of the door/cabinet, mark where the edge of the cabinet door is on your cabinet itself 3. The distance on where you mark where the edge of the door on the hinge side to the front edge is the overlay Lengthy, but hope it helps, I had to do tons of web searches prior to figure it out. If all else fails, do a quick search in youtube for cabinet door overlay. That is where I saw a video or 2 on how to measure it. Good Luck
698949
The doors have adjustable hinges just like many kitchen cabinet doors. The adjustments allow you to position the doors for proper alignment, but may take a little time. Being a senior woman I would be more concerned about the weight of the unit, you will need help.
861288
No, it's not a piano hinge. I'm not sure how to describe it, but the hinges are on the bottom left and right of the door frame. If you zoom in, that screw you see at the bottom right corner on the front of the side is where the hinge is, hidden inside. So there is no hinge across the bottom of the door. The hinges actually look pretty solid. Wish I knew what to call them!
553699
The hinges should go inside a cabinet or box. The range of motion when so-installed allows the glass or mirror door to open more than 90 degrees. The bottom hinge is screwed down to the cabinet while the top hinge is screwed up (no joke intended). Try Google Images. They work great for me.
838010
I don't know....they fit a late 90s full size but I don't know if the S10s use the same hinges. See if you can find somebody with a full size and compare their hinge to yours.
1143906
The unit can be installed so that the hinges are on whichever side you want... If you want the hinge on the left side, the door opens from the right and swings out towards the left. If you want it to go the other way, flip the cabinet around 180 degrees and the hinges will be on the right, the door will open from the left side and it will swing open towards the right. The interior is mirrored on the back as well as the sides. A very nice cabinet all in all. However, it is not packed especially well and one of the 3 we purchased came damaged- they were quick to ship out another one though.