when replacing hinges on door that is already hung...is there a particular sequence to start or end with hinge replacement so doors remain aligned?
860294
Interesting question, but no. It should not make any difference. If you have bolts in yours, you pop out the bolts, lift the door off, replace hinges, put door back on and put the bolt thru. I usually do the top hinge first and then work my way down just because it's usually easier and makes more sense to me.
860295
Pop the pin out of the hinge first, then when the door is detached from the wall unscrew the hinges from the door and frame. When replacing new hinges, leave the bottom hinge on the door and the wall slightly loose, making it easy to slide the hinges together and put the pin in. Then tighten the screws. Unfortunately when I replaced my hinges they were very old and the pin did not actually come out, in that case I suggest putting a piece of wood or rolled towel or something to that effect between the bottom of the door and the floor to help support, then unscrew the hinge from the bottom wall, then top wall, then from the door. Pop the pin out of the hinge first, then when the door is detached from the wall unscrew the hinges from the door and frame. When replacing new hinges, leave the bottom hinge on the door and the wall slightly loose, making it easy to slide the hinges together and put the pin in. Then tighten the screws. Unfortunately when I replaced my hinges they were very old and the pin did not actually come out, in that case I suggest putting a piece of wood or rolled towel or something to that effect between the bottom of the door and the floor to help support, then unscrew the hinge from the bottom... » Read More Pop the pin out of the hinge first, then when the door is detached from the wall unscrew the hinges from the door and frame. When replacing new hinges, leave the bottom hinge on the door and the wall slightly loose, making it easy to slide the hinges together and put the pin in. Then tighten the screws. Unfortunately when I replaced my hinges they were very old and the pin did not actually come out, in that case I suggest putting a piece of wood or rolled towel or something to that effect between the bottom of the door and the floor to help support, then unscrew the hinge from the bottom wall, then top wall, then from the door. « Show Less
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.
13585
We used these to replace the original hinges in our house. The original inges were a different brand and color. The screw holes matched up perfectly. While I am not 100% sure, i think the screw pattern is standard for hinges of the same size and design (i.e. rounded corners).
30336
There are holes on both sides of the cabinet for the hinges. I believe you would just turn the door upside down and attach it to the cabinet to accomplish what configuration that you want.
420894
You need to put the top, bottom, back and sides together. The back in nailed on and the sides and top are attached with pins and screws. The doors are a bit tricky to install. I had to attach the hinges loosely before installing as the hinges are european and they are a very tight fit. Once you get the mounting screws installed, then tighten the hinge mounting screws. If you put the hinge on as directed, you can strip out the hinge mounting predrilled holes. If you damage the holes, you may not be able to tighten the screws. Also, the hinges need to be adjusted so the doors line up properly. Hope this helps.
746154
Yes. I needed hinges for one door immediately and two more doors in the next few weeks. I hedged my bets and ordered "3" of this product - and received two packages of two hinges each, enough for one door plus one spare hinge. Contacted the seller who realized his warehouse had made an error; I received the remaining hinges a few days later. Great hinges with easily removable pin.
336532
I agree with the others, but it the hinge is just loose you can pop the plastic cover off the top , loosen it until the door pins slip in place and then tighten it back and replace the cover.
1897608
If you are replacing existing hinges you do not need the plastic that in on the screws. Take the plastic off, set the screw (do not strip) is all you need to do! Hope this will help you out!
722809
1 for each individual hinge...should be 2 per door. You may want to confirm if you are ordering 1each or 1pair.
2078474
There are 2 tabs that stick out from the hinge that keeps the door from sitting flat. If that is what you are referring to you will need to notch out 2 small indents in the corner of the door to allow the tabs to go into them thus allowing the hinge to sit flush with the edge of the door. If I am mis-understanding your question, let me know
574727
These are designed to screw onto the door. They do not need holes for existing hinges. If you have holes in your door or drawer front, you should not use these
603382
I don't think you can change the door hinges and it only opens one way. But you could mount it upside down from the other one essentially making the door open on the opposite side of the other one you have. There is no difference to the top and bottom of the cabinet.
1670324
I'm not sure I understand everything about this. How are the hinges protruding and is 17.5 the width from stile to stile? Usually the arms of the hinges straighten out when the door is open to its max. If the hinges are a problem, change them for another type.
340958
Any normal door hinge.. pin is same size. Hammer and screwdriver to remove the old existing pin and replace with this device. You can mount this on any hinge - doesn't have to be the top hinge.
1167710
You must first take the door off its hinges. Then you simply attach it with staples, nails, or screws. Fasteners are not included.
1091105
Hello - No we do not. You might want to see if your door will lower on the hinges or install a taller threshold. Thank you - Home Hardware Solutions
2231750
Based on other reviewers, we just installed the new hinges right away. It has worked perfectly since.