The full cover is called straight bending and straight arms.
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The full cover is called straight bending and straight arms.
The cover is suitable for the cabinet body ,
which covers the side panels.
Half cover is also called middle bend and small arm.
The cupboard door covers the side plate,
half of which has doors on both sides of the cabinet.
The door is not covered by the cabinet door,
and the cabinet door is inside the cabinet.
Full Overlay
This is the most common construction technique for cabinet doors.
You will be able to identify if your hinge is Full Overlay:
The Hinge Arm is relatively straight with no "hump" or "crank"
The Cabinet Door overlaps close to 100% on the cabinet side panel
The Cabinet Door does not share a side panel with any other cabinet door
H=15+K-D
Half Overlay
Much less common but used where space saving or material cost concerns are most important.
This technique uses the same side panel for two cabinets. To achieve this
you would need a hinge that provides these features:
The Hinge Arm starts to bend inwards with a "crank" that offsets the door
The Cabinet Door only overlaps a bit less than 50% of the cabinet side panel
The Cabinet Door does not share a side panel with any other cabinet door
H=5+K-D
Inset/Embed
This is a technique of cabinet door production that allows the door to sit inside the cabinet box.
You will be able to identify that your hinges are Inset if:
The Hinge Arm is quite noticeably bent inwards or highly "cranked"
The Cabinet Door does not overlap with the side panel but sits inside
H=A+K-4
H=Height of mounting plate
D=Required overlay on the side pane
K=Distance between door edge and dritlling holes on
hinge cup
A=Gap between door and side panel
X=Gap between mounting plate and side panel
Refer to the following formula to choose the arm of hinge,if you want to solve the problem,we must kno w “K” value ,that’s the distance drilling holes on the door and “H”value which is the height of mou nting plate.
as45mm Hole distance
45mm Hole distance is the most common hinge cup pattern for European style
hinges.Almost all of the major Hinge manufacturers selling European
style hinges including Blum, Salice, and Grass are with this hinge cup pattern.
Diameter of the hinge cup or "boss" that inserts into the cabinet door is 35mm.
Distance between screw holes (or dowels) is 45mm.
Center of screws (dowels) is 9.5mm offset from the hinge cup center.
48mm Hole distance
48mm Hole distance is the most common hinge cup pattern used by Chinese (imported) cabinet makers. This is also a common universal standard for other major Hinge manufacturers in areas outside North America, including Blum, Salice, and Grass. These will be very difficult to source as replacements in North America. It is recommended to switch to a more commonly available cup type in that case.Diameter of the hinge cup or "boss" that inserts into the cabinet door is 35mm.Distance between screw holes (or dowels) is 48mm.Center of screws (dowels) is 6mm offset from the hinge cup center.
52mm Hole distance
52mm Hole distance is a less common hinge cup pattern used by some cabinet makers,but it’s most popular in Korea market.This pattern is mainly for compatibility with some European hinge brands like Hettich and Mepla. Diameter of the hinge cup or "boss" that inserts into the cabinet door is 35mm.
Distance between screw holes (or dowels) is 52mm.
Center of screws (dowels) is 5.5mm offset from the hinge cup center
According to the installation data,
drilling at the proper position of door panel.
Install the hinge cup
Aoocrding to the installation data,
mounting base to connect the cabinet door.
Adjust back screw to
adapt door gap
Check opening and closing
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