Questions and Answers for Liberty Chrome Self-Closing Overlay Cabinet Hinge (1-Pair)

A:  MechanicalEngineer, thank you for your question. Our Customer Care Specialists are available to discuss your question(s) further. Please contact us directly at customersolutions@libertyhardware.com Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST. ~Best, Liberty Hardware Customer Care Team

A:  Yes, I just fill in the extra holes. You should try and get the same ones you have. My cabinets are light weight, if you have new cabinets, you need to use the ones that are there. 

A:  Yes, that would work.

A:  Just bring one of the old hinges with you and ask one of the helpful people there. I'm sure they will be able help you.

A:  Yes, but you may have better results by also using the 3rd hole as long as the cabinet door is thick enough to support the screw. It will provide added stability

A:  No

A:  Yes

A:  2-7/8" tip to tip

A:  No. This will deteriorate and fall apart from weathering.

A:  No there not

A:  The treaded portion of the screw that goes into the cabinet is 1/2 inch. So it will go into the cabinet just a tiny tiny bit less than 1/2 inch.

A:  They were standard size for our 1986 house near Memphis, TN.

A:  Karissa, Thank you for your question. Model #H0103BL-FB-SP are standard Self-Closing Overlay Hinge. Please feel free to reach out to a Specialist if you have further questions. They are available Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST and can be reached at 800.542.3789 or by email at customersolutions@libertyhardware.com. Best, Customer Care Team

A:  Yes, we used them on 3/4" doors, work fine.

A:  Yes.  The door flange on the hinge secures to the back of the door, and the door closes up against the cabinet facing (overlapping the opening slightly), so the thickness of the door is largely irrelevant. The doors I made that I used the hinges on were 12/16 (¾) and they could easily have been as much as ¼ inch thicker and worked fine.