Hidden cabinet hinges

Works fine. Be careful, do not try to test opening or closing the hinge alone with your hands. I got my finger got in the hinge. It’s a very strong flipping mechanism.

Great value for the money, like these self closing hinges. Installed on a rta cabinet, really added a lot of value to my cabinet, I like that it is a self closing hinges.

Much the same as many reviewers have noted. 1) These come without instructions. Go to the product listing and look at the photos carefully to figure it out. You may want to temporarily screw them to two pieces of scrap wood to see just how they work and for spacing. 2) It may seem at first that they don't work and won't bend. They will, but when they aren't attached to anything you don't have much leverage, and the way they bend is a little inobvious. You *can* open and close them with just your fingers (but don't get pinched), but it may take some fooling around to figure it out. 3) They come with non-ideal screws. You really want pan-head screws about the same size. 4) These are not 'normal' hinges! These are hidden hinges and/or for situations where one moving part needs to be extended outward to clear the non-moving part. If you're not sure why you need this specific type of hinge, odds are good that this isn't the type of hinge you need. I've installed them, though, and they work fine, and they seem sturdy. Price is good. Packaging, etc, not so good. I'd buy them again if I needed more, but it helps that I've got some practice with these now.

worked perfect kinda a weird problem but these did exactly as pictured and solved the problem. imported cabinets with usual size issues causing some creativity hinges to be used. way cheaper than local lumber yard.

Average hinges. THEY ARE NOT SOFT CLOSE THE VERY LEAST. I like that they require no drilling and makes it especially easy for anyone to install them

well made and reasonably priced

we plan on adding a flip down front to a set of bookshelves to act as a bar surface. the 2 requirements were that the panel would be inset and that when open the panel was at the same level as the shelf it was attached to. so far we have only experimented with scrap lumber, but these seem to do the trick. there are no directions. we used the graphic in the product description to figure out which end goes on the panel and which goes on the door. we used measurement shown in the graphic marked inset as a starting point (though it seems the images for partial and full overlay were reversed). using the slotted holes there was ample space to fine tune the fit. as other people have mentioned, they come with bugle head screws. we’ll replace them with pan head screws when we do the real installation.

Exactly what i wanted! Durable good quality very strong spring!