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The hardware you choose to finish your household cabinets can be as important as the cabinets themselves. Lowe’s has a wide range of cabinet door hinges to complete your project. Our Cabinet Hardware Buying Guide will walk you through the shopping process.
Lowe’s has several types of hinges, including flush, lift-off, piano and pivot hinges. There are two types of hinge installations: concealed cabinet hinges and decorative hinges. Concealed, or mortise, hinges attach inside the cabinet door and frame. Decorative, or non-mortise, cabinet hinges sit on the surface and simply fasten with screws. The number of hinges you need depends on the length and weight of the cabinet doors.
Looking for a particular color, like stainless steel hinges? Choose from a range of finishes like silver, gold, black, brass, white and more. Pick a tone to match the handles, knobs, light fixtures and other accents in your kitchen, pantry, dining room or bathroom. We also carry a variety of brands including Amerock, RELIABILT and Blum hinges.
Optional hinge features include self- or soft-closing kitchen cabinet hinges that reduce noise and protect your cabinet finishes. In addition to reducing noise in the kitchen, soft close cabinet hinges can increase the lifespan of kitchen cabinets, cutting down on wear and tear.
There are two main questions that can help determine which type of cabinet hinge you should use. The first: What type of cabinet do you have — frameless or face frame? Face frames attach to the front of the cabinet box, much like a picture frame. Frameless cabinets, also known as European-style cabinets, are just the cabinet box with the front edges treated to conceal the cabinet material.
The second question to ask is what type of doors do you have — inset, partial overlay or full overlay? Inset doors rest flush with the cabinet after you close them. Partial overlay doors, as the name suggests, cover a portion of the cabinet face when you close them, and a full overlay door will completely cover the cabinet front.
Once you identify the type of cabinets and doors you have, you can be sure to consider only compatible hinges. That’ll leave you with several hinge options to choose from, including concealed, semiconcealed, wraparound and nonmortised hinges.
Wondering what the difference is between an overlay hinge and inset hinge? Inset cabinet hinges go with inset cabinet doors, which close to rest flush with the front of the cabinet frame. The inset hinge either hides on the inside of the door and frame, giving a clean look to the cabinets, or mounts on the surface of the door and frame. Overlay hinges go with overlay doors, which sit on the outside of the cabinet frame. You may find additional differences in the style, function, and expense of these hinge types.
As for hinge sizing, most standard residential door hinges are square in shape and come in three main sizes: 3-inch hinges, 3-1/2-inch hinges and 4-inch hinges, with the 3-1/2-inch hinge being the most popular.