Euro hinges

[murphy]

Hi, does anyone know what these hinges are called, like what degree and where to get them

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[ChaiLatte]

'cabinet hinge types' into a nearby google finds many explanatory pages.

A search query there takes less of your valuable time than logging in here, deciding on a thread title, adding some text and uploading photos and gives instant results.

This is the first:

https://www.eurofitdirect.co.uk/pages/hinges-popular-kitchen-cupboard-hinges-explained

where it calls them 'blind corner hinges'.

 

[Distinterior]

Yes, as ChaiLatte said, they are "Blind Corner Hinges"....I don't recognize the hinge manufacturer from your photos and there doesn't appear to be any brand name visible in the "cup"( where it is often stamped).....Perhaps, if you remove a hinge from the door itself, the manufacturer's name may be stamped on the rear....?

 

[murphy]

Thank you both for your replies, Chailatte, I was not sure what to put in a google search, so thanks for the link, I will shop around now that I have a name

 

[XTiffy]

If you look on the Hafele site, they sell a huge range of Euro hinges and also have technical sheets with accurate engineering drawings. They used to provide huge prineted catalogues, which I have hung onto for the tech info (for my old stock fittings left over from past endeavours). These drawings explain offsets and spacer sizes.

 

[murphy]

Thank you, XTiffy, I will have a look at their website

 

[Mrs C]

A search query there takes less of your valuable time than logging in here, deciding on a thread title, adding some text and uploading photos and gives instant results.

Apologies, but this made me a little bit cross.

The majority of the answers to questions asked on this forum are available from Google if only you know what to ask Google for. Unfortunately you can’t ask Google for a doobly whatsit and neither will Google tell you that a doobly whatsit is a waste of time so get a ooble wobble instead. This is the value of this forum which will also provide the correct term for your ooble wobble together with lots of extra info.

If you don’t like a question then please politely ignore it, but for numpties like myself this has been invaluable and is the reason why this forum has been so successful. Members should feel free to ask questions no matter how stupid they seem to others.

Sorry, rant over

 

[Chubber]

Apologies, but this made me a little bit cross.

The majority of the answers to questions asked on this forum are available from Google if only you know what to ask Google for. Unfortunately you can’t ask Google for a doobly whatsit and neither will Google tell you that a doobly whatsit is a waste of time so get a ooble wobble instead. This is the value of this forum which will also provide the correct term for your ooble wobble together with lots of extra info.

If you don’t like a question then please politely ignore it, but for numpties like myself this has been invaluable and is the reason why this forum has been so successful. Members should feel free to ask questions no matter how stupid they seem to others.

Sorry, rant over

Wot 'ee sed!! No need to apologise...

 

[XTiffy]

Mrs C,
Well said. Unfortunately there are those keyboard warriors who can't help themselves and sadly on this forum too!