Are these for only cabinet doors or regular large doors?
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They have a sticky back. So you could put them anywhere. They are fairly thick though so you might check if they fit between the door and the door frame.
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These are pretty thick and my cabinets wouldn't close all the way with them but I also don't think they're big enough for a regular door!
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I bought them for cabinet doors but the size and thickness would likely work for regular doors in the home as well. They really are of high quality compared to others I have purchased
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Wouldn't close when used with cabinets and I also, used them around the kitchen for other doors that were banging against counters or windowsills. The adhesive is not that great, had to replace a few soon after hanging them.
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One size does NOT fit all. I still don't fully understand the measurements. Visit http://www.hardwaresource.com/hinge-resource-center/hinge-information/how-to-measure-your-overlay/ , I would recommend ordering a couple to try before purchasing a large quantity. http://www.sh-kts.com/cabinet-door-hinge-difference/ I did get mine to work, not exactly as they were before. And I am happy with the quality.Good Luck
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Hello, If your cabinets have a 35 mm diameter hole when you remove the hinge, you should be ok. If there is no hole currently, then you would need to buy a Forstner bit to install. These hinges are adjustable once installed, so there should be some wiggle room once you install them. These were a great purchase, and I saved a lot of money with this price. They are VERY sturdy hinges! Good luck.
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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.
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Look at the dimensions and measure your cabinet. This one is a little wider than others.
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The cabinets I installed them in are 20 1/2" opening and there is about 1/4" on one side to play with. Make sure the cabinet door does not interfere with the open space.
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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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You can use the large one for file cabinets BUT...unfortunately the clasps on the file boxes is very cheaply made.
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hi kevin...this is a great question..but it depends what are you making..doors- cabinetes...regular mortises???
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hey tom. installed four of these in an overhead cabinet where the stained glass door weighed close to 15lbs and the size was appx 18"x32". don't get me wrong they work GREAT! but, if I understand correctly I'd say these particular openers are WAY TOO MUCH SIZE AND STRENGTH for your circumstance. there ARE smaller...keep shopping
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The spacers are used if your doors are not full face-frame doors. Meaning if your doors are only slightly bigger than the cabinet opening then you need the spacers. If your doors cover most of the cabinet face then you don't.
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One door is 15 inches wide and the second door is 20 inches wide. So, obviously one door is wider than the other. However, the shelves on the inside of the cabinet run the entire width of the cabinet.
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If your wall studs are no closer than 16 inches center to center for the full length of the cabinet, and your cabinet is no wider than 15 inches, this will work. Just leave room for the door to open and close.
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No they are not wide enough to hand over a standard door. Also I would recommend the Flat S Hooks, they work much better for most hanging needs. Hope this helps...
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They are designed to be larger than the door knob so I believe there is a large variance in the size of knobs that work. Unless you have a teeny tiny or gigantic knob in shouldn't be an issue.It house was built in 1974 and they all fit fine on those knobs and the newer knobs in the house.
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Sorry I don't have access to them now. But they are big. I have newer cabinets and they just fit. They are bigger than my last set. I really am happy with them.
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Yes - we installed them onto our Ikea cabinets. For the cabinet doors without a top bar, we just installed the lock sideways and put the catch on the sidewall. For doors that came together in the middle - well, we had a center bar at the top that the doors closed against that was too narrow to afix the catch to, so I just used that piece as a catch. I can send pics if you want. They work just fine, though.