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Tired of noisy, slamming cabinet doors disrupting the peace in your home? We offer an elegant and practical solution with our range of soft close hinges, such as the 35mm Cup 100° Soft Close Hinge. These innovative hinges are designed to bring quiet efficiency and a touch of luxury to any kitchen, bathroom, or furniture project.   The Beauty of a Gentle Close The Soft Close Hinge is a concealed hinge that stands out with its integrated soft close function for Full Overlay, Half Overlay and Inset doors. This means you don't need any additional mechanisms or bulky buffers to achieve that satisfying, silent close. It's all built directly into the hinge, ensuring your doors glide shut smoothly and quietly every time, protecting your cabinetry from wear and tear and eliminating bothersome noise.   Key Features and Benefits: Integrated Soft Close:  Say goodbye to slamming doors. The built-in mechanism ensures a quiet and controlled closing action. Optimal Opening:  With a ...

  Choosing the right hinges for your kitchen cabinets might seem like a small detail, but it can significantly impact both the look and functionality of your space. With so many options available, understanding the different types can be overwhelming. This blog post will break down the main differences between kitchen hinges, including overlay styles, closing mechanisms, and mounting types, to help you make the best choice for your project.   Understanding Overlay: The Key to Cabinet Appearance The "overlay" refers to how much the cabinet door covers the cabinet frame. This is the primary factor in determining which hinge type you need. There are three main types:   ·         Full Overlay Hinges: These hinges are used when the cabinet door completely covers the cabinet frame. This is a popular choice for a sleek, modern look, as it minimizes the visible frame. Full overlay hinges require careful measurement to ensure prope...

Replacing a kitchen hinge or cupboard hinge is easily achievable. Here's how to do it: Tools you'll need: Screwdriver (Phillips or flathead depending on your screw type) Possibly a drill and drill bit (if the new hinge doesn't use the existing screw holes) Pencil (for marking) Optional: tape (to mark screw depth on drill bit) Steps: Remove the door: If the kitchen hinges are clip on then press in the clip to remove the hinge from the hinge plate.   If the hinges are screw on then unscrew the hinges from the hinge plate on the cabinet frame, allowing the door to be lifted off. Remove the old hinge from the door: There might be screws holding it or a mechanism for detaching it. Look for any retaining screws or clips and detach the hinge. Match the new hinge: Get a replacement kitchen hinge that matches the old one in size and type (Full overlay, half overlay or inset).   Ensure you check the cup size as ...