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Are you looking for the perfect solution to renovate the hinges on your furniture and cabinets? Then look no further, because we have the ideal solution for you. With our wide range of quality hinges, you can transform your spaces and optimize the functionality of your furniture.
Here you will find the keys to choosing the right hinges for your furniture and cabinets and how to install them correctly.
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Best-selling hinges for furniture and cabinets








Special hinges for furniture and cabinets
The best-selling hinges for furniture and cabinets are straight, half-overlay, and full-overlay cup hinges. Even so, there are as many types of furniture as there are types of hinges, and depending on the opening method of the drawer, the angle at which the doors are positioned, and especially the way they close, you will need one type of hinge or another type of pivot hinge.
To evaluate this, we are first going to distinguish between furniture or cabinets and drawers.
Drawers
Drawers, as a general rule, always have guides or rails to be able to pull them out. Their opening method is always horizontal, and for this reason, a finger pull is usually needed to apply pressure and be able to open them.
Furniture and cabinets
On the other hand, there is furniture and cabinets. In these, when they are in the kitchen, they are usually installed with cup hinges (when the opening is like a normal door). However, when the opening is upward, in addition to the cup hinge, the opening is usually supported by gas struts or opening mechanisms that facilitate their use.
Finally, we are going to look at furniture and cabinets installed in bedrooms. Depending on their age, these may come with cup hinges or, if they are very old, with butt hinges or pivot hinges. It may be that the doors were made of heavy wood, and for this reason, to facilitate their installation, it would be advisable to use pivot hinges that are smaller than standard ones but strong enough to support such doors.



















