how do i measure the existing hinge on my cabitnet to see what size I need ?
1344140
I didn't measure, I replaced my old ones with the same type of new ones...same looks
1344141
Simply measure from top of tip to tne bottom tip. Hinge does not have to be removed to do this.
1679034
Instruction included with hinge state;Drill a 1 3/8" (35mm) diameter by 1/2"(13mm) deep hinge cup hole on back side of door. To locate center of hole, measure over from edge of door:overlay distance from edge7/16" 20.5mm or 13/16"½" 22.5mm or 7/8"5/8" 25.5mm or 1"
1220227
These hinges, out of the box went right in the existing holes. I do not have a bore size bit. Since these fit, I do not know what size bore my original cabs were. Hope this helps.
1771245
I believe there is a diagram in the box you can follow..or try the hardware store for screw size what is the best to use
15880
Suggest measuring your existing door and then confirm with the measurements on the replacement
2251552
The most common measurement that is needed on this hinge is the space between the 2 mounting holes that mount onto the cabinet frame. That measurement is 2-1/8" from center of one mounting hole to the center of the other mounting hole. Thanks and have a great day.
1367165
That is a relatively new model but these should work. One way to verify your cage size would be to take a piece of string and measure around the size of the cage tubes. Then divide by 3.14 and see if it's 1.75 for the result.
1568920
Alot of the hinges are machine specific, so you can get the part number off of the hinge. For Screens, I go to laptopscreens.com for the part number first.
1687485
Assume you have identified if the hinges you need are inset or overlay . In order to ensure the replacement ones fit . Measure the dia of the hole in the cabinet door and the distance of the hole or the centre from the door edge . This is to ensure that the new hinge pops right in to place and is located in the correct relative position. As for the mounting plate if the mounting holes match or not is not that critical as in the worst case scenario you will need to drill new holes to mount the plate in the cabinet Measure the hole spacing and their distance from the edge .. If the new plate has the same layout you will not need to drill fresh holes. Try and identify the mfgr and look for the same brand. It may make life easier if they are still in production.
1575897
Go to doorcorner.com then click on "cabinet hinges, screws and hardware" in the left hand column. Click on the hinge you are looking to buy, and after the new page loads you can click on a little diagram to expand it and it will show you every dimension on the hinge.
340958
Any normal door hinge.. pin is same size. Hammer and screwdriver to remove the old existing pin and replace with this device. You can mount this on any hinge - doesn't have to be the top hinge.
1488068
First take a measurment of the distance between the bolts/screws horizontally to find out if they are within reach of the base plate. Remember the base plate is only 13 inches wide. Also measure the distance from the bolts/screws vertically because the bracket is only 11 inches tall. Good luck!
471191
Hinge is small. But not sure if you're trying to fit In a really tight space if it will work. Ask manufacturer
7843
Go to the website, have a measuring tape available and follow directions. It works well.
1466728
It will probably fit it has a clamp with adjustable screws. However it is very weak at the swivel hinge and will most likely break with very little pressure.Mine broke in 3 months. Before it broke it was great though.
84158
I looked through all the manuals I have and dimensions are not listed. I would have to measure which you could easily do yourself.
1225656
measuring just the wood part I show it is 17 1/4 by 14 1/2. hinge may add an inch or so to the length