Does this hinge hold the door open at 85 degrees
1307039
It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.
2157828
Tom, I use these hinges for some types of cabinetry/doors I build professionally. I wouldn't say there is any maximum door thickness for them. There is a maximum face frame thickness of 13/16". I suppose if you have a door over 2" thick or so, it will only open 90 degrees as opposed to the 105 degrees the hinges are capable of opening--that said, thicker doors could pinch on the face frame or another door very close at the hinge side.Hope that makes sense and helps.
850893
Yes, I have my master gate going about 90 degrees, and my slave gate opening around 110 degrees...anything more, and you might run into a clearance problem between the arm and the gate.
1347072
The door does stop at 90 degrees and does not pull the rack out, we enjoy this unit, it is well made
927251
I have had no issues with the door opener at all, summer weather or our extreme cold weather we have had this winter with outside temperatures of -20 degrees. It has been performing great.
1392564
It is the door hight and it should read 80inch. Go to http://www.johnsonhardware.com/pdindex.htm to get more detail.
579793
I am not at home now but I think the door opens more than 180 degrees. But you need the space of the with (appr. 10 inches) to open the door completely
842106
Yes, and no. Yes, it does, but I discovered that depending on the cabinet, every hinge is different. So, it's OK if you are using for first-time installation. I bought it as a replacement, and it did not work out. Good luck.
1476535
Our refrig is heavy enough so it does not move when using the door. Also it is on vinyl tile over concrete so tile is slightly indented from refrig weight. This tends to keep it from moving.
289877
No it only opens to Aprox 95 degrees. You can push it past its stops to remove the lid but if done too much they can break. On a side note it would be easy enough to grind the stops down to allow it to open flat but reversing this would be impossible
514739
Yes, in order to pull out the racks, the door must be opened past 90 degrees. The door needs just under 180 degrees.
1696098
It can but that inhibits the door opening if you recess it to far. I have two and they are both partially recessed to allow the door to open.
719320
yes, it does. Hinge is on the left as you look at the device. The door is removable, BTW.
392471
It is a trial and error process of tightening enough to hold the door up at the upper position but not too much so that the door stays down in the lowered position. Be very careful and fully secure in each 1/4 turn - it can slap you hard.
932305
Mine only goes 90 degrees. Its been so long since I installed it, I don't recall it having a plate to allow 180. If you notice, it only has 90degree turn notches for the key, you can pull the key out at either turn.
2248431
I've had mine about 5 months. I use it all the time, Its almost a security blanket. No problems with the hinge. The orientation is really just a small annoyance. Tilting the machine forward about 120 degrees or hitting CTRL-ALT-up arrow fixes it
2141564
I didn't install my hinges according to the diagram so I can open my desk a full 90 degrees. This is because the top lays flat to the box. I also put the hinge on the out side of the box. I found I could not reach the hinges to open and close them because I have short arms.