
| Rockler's
Guide to Choosing a Concealed Hinge By Rockler Content Team Tuesday Feb 18, 2003 |
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| Note: If you are constructing new cabinets, Rockler strongly recommends that you choose your door hardware for your cabinet and door design before you begin construction. | ||||||
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Two
Options To Fit Your Needs!
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2-Way
Adjustment Side
adjustment - Regulates the gaps between doors, cabinets and wall for
perfect parallel alignment.View Enlarged Image Height
Adjustment - Lets you align door levels across a row of doors so
they match precisely at the top and bottom.View Enlarged Image DEGREE OF OPENING The 105 degree opening provides a good choice when space is limited and other cabinet doors or walls affect the performance of the cabinet door. COST The hinges cost about $5 per pair. Back to Top |
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3-Way
Adjustment
DEGREE
OF OPENING COST |
Understanding
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How
many hinges and how much adjustability? Use
the chart to determine how many hinges you'll need for the height and
weight of your door.
A door that is 43'' high and weighs 14 lbs. requires three hinges. If your door is only 24'' high but weighs 14 lbs., go with three hinges for maximum support and stability. Use
on 5/8'' - 3/4'' doors unless otherwise noted. |
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IT for Concealed Hinges
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