Can you use these for 3/4" HD plywood kitchen cabinets?
388641
Probably not - unless you have extra thick doors. Inised these with 11/8" thick doors, and that was cutting it close. SOSS makes these in lighter duty versions though. Good luck!
388642
Not the best use for these hinges. You have to recess [bore] into the plywood and you wouldn't have much "meat" left. Blum hinges are an excellent choice for cabinet hinging
388643
I would use hidden hinges for cabinet doors that are available at your local hardware store. These hinges are heavy duty and are intended for material that is thicker than 3/4".
388644
I am sorry I do not know I used them for hidden doors. Large doors built in to the wall that you can not tell a door is there.
303916
I have them on a shelf that is 3/4" thick. I have another shelf that thick, but has a coat of paint top and bottom, and it does not fit that shelf--due to the added thickness of the paint.
628795
I don't see why not. They do have "L" shaped hinges at each corner but you could remove those and attach the open ends to one another with a flat hinge. I would use two on each side though, so you don't have any sagging in the middle.
943674
It depends on if you have molding underneath the cabinet. If so, then likely yes as these wiremolds are pretty thin.
647758
I believe we used a #10 or #12 three inch wood screw into 3/4 plywood.You could use 1/4" masonry screws with them. And need to factor about 1/2" to 3/4" extra length for the thickness of the holds.
1890907
Two 3" would probabaly work better than one 5.5" for an oblong tray. Be careful with placement so they are level.
1601687
Yes they can...depending on the thickness of the shelf. I just tried that on our shelves, which are ¾" thick, and it worked great
1025004
I installed them on 3/4" plywood cabinet doors and they worked just fine. I just had to router out the 3/8" x 3/8" boarder for the hinges to work.
1315860
I think that you could as long as they were pan head screws. However, I think it best to use their screws because of the countersink and measured distances.
2005807
I use them in my 1/4" dewalt impact drill from time to time , especially in tight spots like small 9" or 12" cabinets. No problems so far.
229560
you could use them above your cabinets, however i don't think it will look right. i bought these for under my bar to shine down onto the brass foot rail. Another suggestion would be under your kitchen cabinets perhaps.
1405587
If I personally did the installation I could do this type of install. The cabinet is 3-3/4" deepIf your not handy it could be a problem I suggest you go to Kohler sit to get more info
2228331
I am at a beach house until next weekend and can give a better answer then but I have used them on standard shelving board which is not more than 1" thick, more probably 3/4". They are a snug fit on that. Ikea also has them and they specify 3/4". http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00220342/ I would guess 3/4" is a standard. Another option would be standard library bookends. Drill a hole and fix in place with a single screw. Wood partitions would be nice with 2 screws inserted from below but would be more trouble to keep moving around and would decrease storage space by their thickness..
2228332
I am at a beach house until next weekend and can give a better answer then but I have used them on standard shelving board which is not more than 1" thick, more probably 3/4". They are a snug fit on that. Ikea also has them and they specify 3/4".http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00220342/ I would guess 3/4" is a standard. Another option would be standard library bookends. Drill a hole and fix in place with a single screw. Wood partitions would be nice with 2 screws inserted from below but would be more trouble to keep moving around and would decrease storage space by their thickness.. I am at a beach house until next weekend and can give a better answer then but I have used them on standard shelving board which is not more than 1" thick, more probably 3/4". They are a snug fit on that. Ikea also has them and they specify 3/4".http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00220342/ I would guess 3/4" is a standard. Another option would be standard library bookends. Drill a hole and fix in place with a single screw. Wood partitions would be nice with 2 screws inserted from below but would be more trouble to keep moving around and would decrease... » Read More I am at a beach house until next weekend and can give a better answer then but I have used them on standard shelving board which is not more than 1" thick, more probably 3/4". They are a snug fit on that. Ikea also has them and they specify 3/4".http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00220342/ I would guess 3/4" is a standard. Another option would be standard library bookends. Drill a hole and fix in place with a single screw. Wood partitions would be nice with 2 screws inserted from below but would be more trouble to keep moving around and would decrease storage space by their thickness.. « Show Less
2026079
Mine just arrived and they have 3 7/8 spacing, not 3 3/4 (measuring from the center of each hole). Thus, these might just work for you. They don't work for me and will be going back as I am replacing hardware and need to use the existing holes.
1747057
Yes, they are 4" to the outside. Your inserts would have to be 3 1/2 ", to fit.
592768
No, you will need to use 3/4 inch plywood. The holds will tear through the sheetrock.