Surface-Mount Face-Frame Cabinet Hinges – Heavy-Duty, No-Mortise Self Closing Cabinet Hinges – 900 Opening Cabinet Door Hinge Allows 1/2” to 5/8” Overlay – Nickel-Plated, Durable Steel European Hinges

I have an older home from the mid 80's and i wanted to give the kitchen a facelift, by turning the drawers and doors inside out, installing updated hardware and painting. These hinges fit the bill perfectly. I will post pictures when job is complete

I'd like to give these a full five stars but the person I had install them had to call the company to figure out how it was to be done, as there were no directions with them. I fault any manufacturer who assumes everyone has major experience. They're overkill for the small cabinet door I needed them on, but that doesn't detract from the fact that they're the best (and only) hinges of this style I found in an extensive search of the internet. They do the job perfectly and are totally hidden, and that made them an excellent buy. They'll sure never wear out!

Used for a few projects. One of few options available for 1970s cabinets to move hinges inside. After install, cabinets no longer flush and we typically don’t recommend customers (we paint kitchens) to switch to internal hinges for the older wooden cabinets.

These hinges are amazing. I am a woman, refacing my kitchen cabinets. I wanted hidden hinges without having to mortise. These are excellent for the price. I was able to install them myself in about 5 minutes per cabinet door (once I had my measurements). I tweaked them a bit once they were on. TIP: if you only put two screws in the oblong, larger screw holes and don't tighten them all the way at first, you will be able to adjust the doors. Then when they are right, add the other two screws and tighten. Some reviews said that the door slams shut, I don't think they are slam badly at all. They are not that different from regular hidden hinges to me. I only bought one pair first to test them, then ordered the rest once I knew they would work. I highly recommend this option for hidden hinges.

I have been looking for concealed hinges to attach doors to the bottom half of my bookcases, for childproofing purposes. My bookcases have a 2" facing strip around the edges, and I wanted a hinge that I could screw to the rear of that facing strip so the screw holes won't be visible when I remove the doors later. Unfortunately, the vast majority of concealed "Euro-style" hinges attach to either the front or the side of the cabinet facing, which would leave visible screw holes in my bookcases after the kids are grown and I can take the doors off.Finally, I found these hinges! They're good quality, strong springs and mechanisms, and they attach to the rear of the cabinet facing just like I wanted. They open 90 degrees, which is fine for my purposes.They would also be very useful for any application where the cabinet facing is too thin to put screws in from the side, but where you want the hinge to be fully concealed.

This hinge was exactly what I needed. There is a bit of "play" in the hinge, making not quite as exact in the position it holds. It was a bit pricey, but overall, a product that allowed me to rehang my cabinet doors.

I had to return them. They were very stiff and did not work well in my application (kitchen cabinets).

These worked well for me - fixed a kitchen cabinet that had been damaged making reuse of the original hinges impossible.I don’t recall whether there were instructions, but it want that tough to figure out.Nice sturdy product.