Do these fit the holes for existing 1/2" euro hinges? Do they have to be mounted on the side of the opening, or can they be inset?
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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
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No idea about the pre-existing holes, though there is a little bit of wiggle-room I think. I believe I had the near edge of the inside plate flush mounted to the near edge of the bottom if the opening.Do NOT use the supplied screws; the heads shear right off. Get some of your own screws.
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i do not know if they fit existing euro hinges as I had a new installation on cabinets (made in america) that are about 6 years old. As the area (drawer front) opens down, they must be mounted on the sides with screws. However, I had to make some adjustments (drill new holes) as I had a small area to use.
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I believe there are more than one pattern...i was able to find the exact match to my existing hinges on amazon.If they don't match exactly fill the existing holes with wood putty, let dry and mark and drill new holes. I've done that a few times and works well.
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they come hinged in the middle. You will need to remove and add new hinges on the other edges.
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The screws are 5/8" long, but the bracket itself takes up 1/8", so they should work. My door was around 1/2" and they didn't come through. If in doubt, I would use 1/2" pan head screws.
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Those appear to be the same hinges that I have on my cabinets, and the dampers should work just fine. You will really enjoy not having the slamming of the doors any longer. Hope this helps. Take care.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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The hinges will mount flush to the face frame and flush with the back side of the door. No mitering. This presumes that your doors overlay the opening created by the face frame. I installed 50 of these hinges in my kitchen. The new screw holes did not match up with old holes.
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These hinges are for professional cabinet makers. You need to know or figure out how far in from the edge of the door to drill a 35mm diameter hole and how deep. Then you mark and drill for the 2 screws that hold the hinge to the door. Do a Google or YouTube search on how to install Euro style hinges. I know the answers but you will learn a lot more if you seek the information yourself.
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as long as you get the right offset, the hinges are fully adjustable. the forstner and plastic template would be a good idea also.
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Hi There, did you end up ordering these hinges? Do you by chance have the dimensions? I am wondering the same thing too... the dimensions listed doesn't seem accurate. Looks like average hinges are 2.76 in height and I am trying to confirm that before I order. If you can provide any answers, that would be very helpful. Thank you!
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The holes for the door hinges are pre-drilled. You would have to drill holes on the other side for the hinges
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Assume you have identified if the hinges you need are inset or overlay . In order to ensure the replacement ones fit . Measure the dia of the hole in the cabinet door and the distance of the hole or the centre from the door edge . This is to ensure that the new hinge pops right in to place and is located in the correct relative position. As for the mounting plate if the mounting holes match or not is not that critical as in the worst case scenario you will need to drill new holes to mount the plate in the cabinet Measure the hole spacing and their distance from the edge .. If the new plate has the same layout you will not need to drill fresh holes. Try and identify the mfgr and look for the same brand. It may make life easier if they are still in production.
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These hinges require 1/8" space at the top and bottom and 1/8" space at the side walls. If you are butting two doors togrther only allow 1/16" for each door so you have a 1/8" gap between the doors.
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Yes. Besides their relatively easy to install and adjust. The best hinges we've ever had for this tray. Very sturdy as well
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Yes, they are 2-way adjustable (inwards/outwards & left/right). If you buy the hinges with an adjustable face plate, the face plate will adjust up/down.
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I'm nearly positive. I replaced my OEM hinges with the Global ones, and the screw holes and the seating aligned perfectly. I'm presuming these are now standard measurements on all hinges. In the unlikely event the hinges are slightly larger overall, the seating can easily be enlarged by chipping out some of the wood on the frame.
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Yes, we have the same hinges on our cabinets. There are a couple of ways to install the dampers. Mine are installed about an 1 1/2 from the hinge. Hope this helps!