Does the hinge have a limit stop at 90 deg. It will swing toward a wall mirror, and I don't want the door to hit the mirror.
1676578
Yes it does have a 90ish degree stop. We are very pleased with this mirror- great value.
1676579
No it doesn't. I've installed the way you are describing, though, and have had no problem.
1676580
Yes, it will open slightly past 90 degrees due to the location of installation. It does make contact with our larger mirror if the cabinet door is opened past the 90 degree mark.
531870
That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge. Hope that helps. Good luck.
212900
No, there is no safety hinge and the top is very heavy and sturdy. Ive had mine for 2 yrs and hinges seemed to be soft close at first but it just closes now. I still love it. I hope this helps.
2209790
No, the door does not have a slow, self closing hinge. It's a Euro hinge (I think that's what it's called) where both parts of the hinge are inside, not outside the cabinet. The door will slam shut if you let it. You need to physically close the door.
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.
2200602
Sorry, I can't really give you a good answer. I used the hinge for a special project about 8 months ago and I don't have those specs. It installed at a location at which I no longer have access. I can only say it did the job.
1893002
Hi Jane, my doors go back to about 240. So if 180 degrees are the doors flushed straight across then its a little more than that. So in other words, they do not open wide enough to rest against the body of the armoire.
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.
392124
If you are asking if it will prevent the door from slamming, no it won't if it is mounted in such a way as to close the door. The way it works is that there is a spring inside the vertical part of it that presses the lateral arm against the door, which closes the door. The lateral arm just slides in a track (provided) that prevents damage to the door. If you want to use it to prevent the door from slamming, you could mount it on the other side of the door with the lateral arm pushing the door open rather than closed. The pressure is adjustable and might be able to slow or soften the closing of the door. If you are asking if it will prevent the door from slamming, no it won't if it is mounted in such a way as to close the door. The way it works is that there is a spring inside the vertical part of it that presses the lateral arm against the door, which closes the door. The lateral arm just slides in a track (provided) that prevents damage to the door. If you want to use it to prevent the door from slamming, you could mount it on the other side of the door with the lateral arm pushing the door open rather than closed. The pressure is adjustable and might be able to slow or soften the closing... » Read More If you are asking if it will prevent the door from slamming, no it won't if it is mounted in such a way as to close the door. The way it works is that there is a spring inside the vertical part of it that presses the lateral arm against the door, which closes the door. The lateral arm just slides in a track (provided) that prevents damage to the door. If you want to use it to prevent the door from slamming, you could mount it on the other side of the door with the lateral arm pushing the door open rather than closed. The pressure is adjustable and might be able to slow or soften the closing of the door. « Show Less
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They are not adjustable, they stop where they stop. However, because they are literally just a piece of plastic that gets in the way of the hinge opening fully, I have sanded down the surface that makes contact with the swinging part of the hinge. This will allow the hinge to open more than designed. It worked great for me, but it is a trial and error type process.
2236411
If I understand your questions... the doors are not rigid in that if you were to grab at the bottom of the door and pull away from the wall the door will move in that direction. They make a roller to place at the bottom of the door to prevent it from swinging more than perhaps 1" or we have fabricated a small metal track for the door bottom to grab on to prevent this. On an interior door it is not an issue, outside the wind can wreck if the bottom is not secured. Hope this helps.
1258870
It does not fully lock closed, only open. However, there is a friction bump holding it closed requiring additional force beyond just friction at the hinge to open. I personally have not had any problems with it opening unintentionally.
377757
There are no stops. The bar will swing until it hits something. Mine is mounted near an outside corner so it swings until the bar hits the corner.
1136498
The hinge side can be at 90 degrees, and I believe the latch side can be too.
1919279
The door opens to 90 degrees and stays open. I absolutely love this cabinet. I did not know when I purchased it that the inside back of the cabinet is also a mirror. Excellent quality.
696574
Sorry. Once the hinge is in place the door will not stay open. The only thing you can do is prop the door open.
1730855
European hinges are all standard for the most part so what you need to know is how much overhang the door has. The overlay of the hinge is determined by how much of the frame the door covers such as full overlay covers the frame completely, Half overlay covers half the frame on each side and the frame is usually 3/4" . There are also full inset hinges where the door doesn't cover the frame at all and the door sits in the cabinet flush with the outside frame. Another hinge parameter that is important to know is the degree of opening swing which depends on the need and application. For the average door it is about 110 deg. If you have face frame cabinets then you will need a different hinge entirely. For better understanding I suggest you visit the following website http://www.pullsdirect.com/cabinet-hinges