Would this flush door hinge work on a 14" deep, 30" X 84" cabinet assuming weight is within specification.
1981212
I'm sure the hinge would handle the weight okay but I have to be honest and tell you I think that 14" is way to deep of a bookcase. You didn't mention if you were working with an existing rough opening such as a door opening or if you had enough room to frame it to what ever width you needed. You would have to experiment with the pivot point. I made an out swing 8" deep 30" x 82" bookcase. On an out swing bookcase the deeper you make the bookcase increases the amount of room you need from the bookcase side to the inside edge of the jamb to allow the bookcase to swivel. This would require wider side trim. I agree with Lee that you would not have much of a walk through when it's opened at 90*. I'm sure the hinge would handle the weight okay but I have to be honest and tell you I think that 14" is way to deep of a bookcase. You didn't mention if you were working with an existing rough opening such as a door opening or if you had enough room to frame it to what ever width you needed. You would have to experiment with the pivot point. I made an out swing 8" deep 30" x 82" bookcase. On an out swing bookcase the deeper you make the bookcase increases the amount of room you need from the bookcase side to the inside edge of the jamb to allow the bookcase to swivel.... » Read More I'm sure the hinge would handle the weight okay but I have to be honest and tell you I think that 14" is way to deep of a bookcase. You didn't mention if you were working with an existing rough opening such as a door opening or if you had enough room to frame it to what ever width you needed. You would have to experiment with the pivot point. I made an out swing 8" deep 30" x 82" bookcase. On an out swing bookcase the deeper you make the bookcase increases the amount of room you need from the bookcase side to the inside edge of the jamb to allow the bookcase to swivel. This would require wider side trim. I agree with Lee that you would not have much of a walk through when it's opened at 90*. « Show Less
1981213
Yep. As previously mentioned you can move the pivot point or you can widen the space where you install the cabinet leaving more room on the outside to help with the clearance. You would just need wider trim.
1981214
Simple answer is YES. But I would consider that a 14" depth will shrink your opening when the door is in the open position. What I mean is that because of this hinge design the pivot point must move inward on the cabinet for every inch of width in the cabinet(door). I built a 7" deep x 30" bookshelf/door and my pivot point was at about 6" from my threshold. I would say with your dimensions your cabinet will have to have an almost center pivot point to clear the threshold, leaving only about 8" of clear view or walk through on either side. That seems small to me. I would consider a smaller depth for the cabinet or utilize a different hinge design if it is an outward opening use. Hope this helps. Simple answer is YES. But I would consider that a 14" depth will shrink your opening when the door is in the open position. What I mean is that because of this hinge design the pivot point must move inward on the cabinet for every inch of width in the cabinet(door). I built a 7" deep x 30" bookshelf/door and my pivot point was at about 6" from my threshold. I would say with your dimensions your cabinet will have to have an almost center pivot point to clear the threshold, leaving only about 8" of clear view or walk through on either side. That seems small to me. I... » Read More Simple answer is YES. But I would consider that a 14" depth will shrink your opening when the door is in the open position. What I mean is that because of this hinge design the pivot point must move inward on the cabinet for every inch of width in the cabinet(door). I built a 7" deep x 30" bookshelf/door and my pivot point was at about 6" from my threshold. I would say with your dimensions your cabinet will have to have an almost center pivot point to clear the threshold, leaving only about 8" of clear view or walk through on either side. That seems small to me. I would consider a smaller depth for the cabinet or utilize a different hinge design if it is an outward opening use. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1981215
I would think so if within weight. I used mine on at 8" deep, 36" wide, 70" high solid oak bookshelf. The thing is you will have to figure out the measurements on where to install the hinge on the cabinet. I used a template to make sure I got it right.
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I bought and installed these on a pair of 36x96 doors I made. I used three hinges per door. They worked great. I would guess my doors at 90 to 100 lbs.
736057
Yes, it will fit. I have what sounds to be a similar cabinet and it fits well within trim opening of 8 3/4" and an overall depth of @22". It's tight working in the space to install the base but with patience & some contortion can be done.
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Hi Hal, our doors are big and heavy and this does not work very well on them. The hinge pin is 3.5 inches, so we are thinking that this may not be long enough for you if you need 4 inches. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure...the door I have it on is 34" tall, 19.5" wide and 1/8" thick. I do not knwo the weight. I've only had the hinge on for about 6 months, so I don't have a good feel for failure rate. So far, so good.
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Mari, The mounting bracket is 17 inches by 12 3/4" deep. Our cabinet has a lip underneath so I had to go to Home Depot/Lowes and get some plastic spacers and longer bolts to mount the unit so it was flush with the bottom lip of the cabinet. If your cabinets don't have under hang the existing bolts and spaces should work just fine. House is 30 years old so cabinets are old style. It takes just four bolts through the bottom of the cabinet to mount and the provided template worked great for marking their positions.
1989581
I would think so. I would like this to be a little stonger on the hinge but I love it.
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Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.Thank you,Sales Team Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let... » Read More Hello April,No, it would not work. This 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" (maybe 30-1/8" at the most) but the wall must be plumbed, the threshhold must be level and there must be a stud or other wood reinforcement behind the wall where the hinges will be mounted. You will need to reduce your opening closer to 30", perhaps attaching some type of strip to the strike side wall and attaching the strike vinyl to that; otherwise, the door will not reach and close against the strike vinyl.We hope that helps. Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.Thank you,Sales Team « Show Less
827883
It is designed for standard 15" cabinets. It may not work, would not take a chance with it.
1920648
Yes it will. It's designedto work with most "standard thickness" door slabs.
1634007
The bracket mounts on inside of door so width is not an issue, but the weight of the door could be.
1320177
It should since it is 21" deep. Things to watch out for are the hinges in your cabinet and how the doors open and how far they may obstruct pulling the tray in and out. I love these and they make my kitchen very functional.
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It should. These are nice as the brackets are underneath. I bought a different brand at Bed, Bath and Beyond and they didn't fit as the brackets were on the side. I have the 11" and 17" widths and both measure that exactly. Just be aware that your cabinet door could potentially get in the way of drawer sliding out if your door does not open much wider than opening. All of mine slide open but two are very close to not sliding out.
1330512
Yes. You just have to line it up so the in and out sides work. We added it to a 3-inch thick door and it works fine.
1386861
My door is the same width and it works. It depends on the location of the door knob, but I would assume it is in the standard spot.
160426
As long as the thickness of your door does not exceed the measurements, it should work. However, if your door thickness is less than the measurements of the door, you'll have to add some type of spacers. I hope this helps.
1758077
i have a 30" base cabinet, and yes it fits, the flange would just need to lay on the top of the side walls of the cabinet.