Cabinet Door Hinges: Get self-closing concealed non mortise hinges on face frame cabinets. Our heavy duty hinges pack includes (1) a pair of surface-mount face hinges and (1) a package of screws. Easy & Great Looking: These heavy duty hinges make it easier than ever to get great-looking cabinets without having to pre-bore doors or create shims. The side-to-side adjustability of our cabinet hinges ensures perfect alignment. Perfectly Designed: Our hinges for cabinet doors are designed to use on materials with 5/8" to 3/4" thickness. These concealed hinges for cabinet doors allow overlays of 1/2" to 5/8" (depending on door thickness). Self-Close Concealed Cabinet Hinges: With a durable module, these self close door hinges have enough tension to close or keep the door well 90 – 120 degrees. We have designed our concealed hinges for enabling your doors to self-close. Durable Construction: These nickel-plated self closing hinges are made with durable steel construction with high hardness, rust resistance, and corrosion resistance which is stronger than other iron or metal cabinet door concealed hinges on the market.

Rockler’s Woodworking Self Closing Cabinet Door Hinges: At last! A non-mortise, self-closing concealed heavy duty hinge for face-frame cabinets! Our cabinet hinges will most likely be in the open position when you receive them. To avoid pinching and potentially serious injury, do not close concealed cabinet hinges manually before it is attached to both the cabinet and the door. Be sure your European hinge positions will provide adequate clearance for any shelves or pullouts. — No Mortise Cabinet Hinges Features: These concealed hinges require 13/16" space on the back of the cabinet face frame for mounting – Side-to-side adjustability of the cabinet door hinges ensures perfect alignment - The 90 degree hinge is heavy-duty and self-closing and features durable steel construction - Nickel-plated cabinet hinges - 90 - 120 opening. — About Us: The history of Rockler Woodworking and Hardware goes back to 1954, when Norton Rockler started the Minnesota Woodworkers Supply Company in north Minneapolis. It was a small mail-order business with a big aspiration – to become woodworkers’ go-to resource for everything they need to complete their projects.