Will this hinge stop at 90 degrees, or does it snap open to 110 degrees (potentially knocking off another piece of my cabinet)
2052510
These hinges do not stop at 90, they are more like 110. The spring action is not very strong so they don't really snap open completely.
2052511
Not sure, but if you are using it for an 'inset door' (the only ones I have), the frame will stop it, regardless.
2052512
No, it stops at 90 degrees. They have worked great for me and the quality seems good as they have held up nice :)
2052513
I used these for doors that when closed recess into the opening. When opened they extend out and away from the cabinet. These hinges were far better quality than I'd hoped for; with multiple adjustments once the hinge has been installed. To answer your question, they do open beyond 90 deg. but out and away, so you should be alright!
514740
Yes, the door needs to open to 135 degrees in order to slide the wooden racks out.
908587
It is somewhat flexible but I wouldn't bend it 90 degrees. I think it would break or crack.
2124297
More than 90 degrees. It is stopped by the wall. I think when I first opened the box and pulled it out, the door swung a full 180, but i can't swear to that.
1958457
It goes on other side. Hinge side stays open some but I suppose fingers could get pinched just not as badly
1564143
The design of the hinges doesn't allow the door to swing inward, and it allows 90 degrees of outward opening.
269252
That type of mounting would work as long as there's room for the door to swing completely open it goes beyond 90°
936011
Yes, it is designed to open the entire way (180 deg). The hinge also has a slot in it so if you want you can only open it up to 90 deg and it will stay there, while fixing waffles for example.
2064515
You would have to be very,very careful not to break the spot weld at the top ring/handle joint. I don't think I would want 90 deg. It seems tat a lot of control would be lost.
1721570
The first 90 degree hinge point starts parallel with the joist at the ceiling mount. The TV can be mounted either way at the next hinge point for another 90 degree adjustment also in the same direction as the joist. A small 15 degree tilt is allowed in the opposite axis also at the TV hinge.It would be better if it had a way to swivel the extention pole 360 degrees between the 2 hinge points but if you center the TV to your line of sight in the room, this wouldn't matter.I could hang from this mount. It is absolutely safe and I highly recommend it.
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
2051143
The hinge will swing 180 degrees but it must be mounted to the inside of the cabinet, it can't be attached to the outside of the box.
1323180
Hi, I have bought two of this cabinet. The first one was two years ago. Looking at them, they have different hinges. The first one has a more expensive looking scissor type hinge. The second is a basic pin type. I would ask for a whole new set, or look at the side of the cabinet where the hinges mount. Is it bent? They both seem like they are self closing, so if it doesn't close all the way, there must be something wrong with the hinge. Hope this helps.
821332
I agree with the other comment about the 45 degree issue. However there is a company called Rockler that has the kind of hinges designed especially for your project. Check them out at http://www.rockler.com/
514739
Yes, in order to pull out the racks, the door must be opened past 90 degrees. The door needs just under 180 degrees.
567325
Yes, if you leave a little space between it and the wall. If there is full clearance, the lid will go further than 90 degrees.
1672695
It opens slightly over 90 degrees. Doesn't hamper the functionality or ability to clean the inside of it.