It appears that the holes on the door jig are spaced about 3/8" apart, so will I have to "settle" for the pull location off the door edge?
1434796
they are closer than 3/8 apart same jigs that door makers use to put handle holes in doors . I thought it was super easy to use and fast. just make sure you double check hole locations as they are the same from door to door before you start to drill I marked the holes on jig with marker just to make sure I drill the same hole location every time . but you cant go wrong with these I am not a carpenter by any means but job turned out beautiful
1434797
The door jig worker really well for me, so you must be having an issue that I did not encounter. The holes on my jig are spaced at 1/4" intervals (assuming we're referring to the same holes).
13586
As I recall, the measurements for the hole placements were included in the product description. I measured the holes in the old hinges and they were the same. The important thing here is that the corners are the same radius. Good luck!
706008
I believe it was a 2 3/8 hole saw I used to drill the hole in the door so you should be fine.
1095509
My husband installed it and then realized it was meant for another door, so he had to remove it. He had no problem doing so. :) Hope that helps!
1422563
Sorry, I got rid of the trailer I installed it into. I had a round-handled latch, then got this. I cut the hole to fit. My recollection is that it was about 2" side by 2½" tall. I also had to cut the opening for the latch and "deadbolt" slide, in the face of the door. Sorry I can't be of more help. It was not hard to cut all the holes I needed, using an electric jigsaw. You could to it with a hand coping saw, also.
1935809
The hardware is very slick how it can handle holes from 3'4" up to 1", and can adjust for minor misalignments of the holes. The instructions are somewhat minimal (and metric). The top hole should be 2-1/8" down from the top of the door, with a 2" spacing between the upper and lower holes.
1622341
The critical question is if your doors are pre-drilled for the handle, and what the "set" is if so. The set is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the know hole. The two standard sets are 2-3/8" and 2-3/4". This latch is not adjustable, and is for a 2-3/8 " set door. So measure the distance, and make sure that matches what the door is. I bought these and found out afterwards that my doors were 2-3/4". Otherwise, they seem decent quality. Just make sure they're the right size.
328397
There is a lip on the edge of the door that allows it to hang from the top end. Its a loose fit, but causes no issues.
1280812
If I remember correctly the spacers go on the side of the frame. That should make the bolt holes line up.
1087577
probably. just need to set back the carcass side of the hinge an extra1/8 inch. As always, a trial run first on scrap can save trouble
831530
I'm not sure you can take up 3/8". This is designed to fit 1-3/8"-2-1/8" door. Suggest you locate viewer with the proper dimensions for your needs.
1668849
If there is no gap the doors will bind when you open them... Ussally it's a 1/16" to 1/4.... I already have the doors custom painted so I can't cut them and the hinges I have are crap... And not the same as these ones
818089
Measuring from the center to center of each hole it's 2 1/8" I thought I could use the existing holes on my cabinets but that didn't work for me. When I tightened them down my doors overlapped. I just filled the old holes with wood putty and drilled the new holes just to the outside of the prior holes. The hinges actually cover the old holes so no one knows they were ever there. Let me know if you have any other questions. Gayle
99051
NO. It fits perfectly on a 1 3/8" door. You'd have to bend out the hangers too much I believe.
743066
Depends on the design of your door. Usually it'll take an extra TUG on the door, to get it to close. In general, it'll be a TIGHT fit.
2117623
Robert is right. The hinge takes up 1" of usable space. Make sure you line up the door with the lower door. Mine was 1/4" difference.
1653667
Hi Leslie. Sorry for the delay. Yes is my answer to your question. Cabinet pulls and knobs are fairly standard and with the spacing of 4.25" you should be able to align this tool correctly on your doors and drawers. No matter the template, measure twice before drilling your holes and use a pencil marking. Them put the hardware up and see if it looks okay. Be sure you locate the center for drawers and align the template on either side of center. I had great success with this product but took my time. Good luck. M.