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x Cabinet Hinges - 113 × 43 mm (5 inches) - Screw-on soft-close hinge for heavy-duty cabinet doors with spring, 90° cabinet furniture hinge - with 32 screws with damping
Sold by MISATO
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Description
High Quality: This upgraded set of furniture hinges uses hydraulic damping, which effectively reduces noise when opening and closing the cabinet door and prevents fingers from getting caught. Features: The cabinet hinges are made of high-quality cold-rolled steel, which is very durable and rust-resistant for a long service life. Our wooden door hinges feature multiple thickened rivet joints and a thickened base that increases the strength area, making the structure more stable, durable, and less prone to deformation. Size: Measure the thickness of your door. This screw-in hinge is suitable for doors 12 to 20 mm thick. During installation, it is advisable to carefully determine and mark the position of the door hinges on the door leaf. First, screw one screw into one of the holes (do not tighten), then tighten all the remaining screws to ensure the hinges remain parallel. They are a bit difficult to bend at first, but they work well once installed. 90° Opening: The 90-degree folding cabinet hinges open to a 90° angle to ensure smooth opening and closing. They are also very useful for holding and placing items. Unlike normal hinges, with this concealed hinge with a soft-close mechanism, you simply screw screws into the cabinet door (we provide 32 screws). This means no major pre-drilling is necessary, which could damage the furniture and detract from its appearance. Suitable for kitchen cabinet doors, drawers, bookcases, wine cellars, etc. Also suitable for homes, hotels, restaurants, schools, office buildings, etc. You will receive 4 hinges and 32 screws.
Features
- BrandMIMIY
- Maximum opening angle90 °
- With damperYes
- MaterialSteel
- Joinery typeFurniture
- Mounting methodTo screw
- Door fixing typeHinge
- ManoMano ReferenceME271912108
- MMID400664723962
- Product codeJJLL-YM-392
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