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Cabinet hinges are small but essential pieces of hardware used to attach cupboard and cabinet doors to the cabinet frame. They allow doors to open and close smoothly while keeping them correctly aligned over time.

At Doorphoria, we supply a range of cabinet hinges suitable for kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, storage cupboards, and furniture. These hinges are designed for lightweight doors and joinery applications where standard door hinges would be too large.

Cabinet hinges come in several styles depending on how the door sits within the cabinet. Some hinges are fully concealed for a clean modern look, while others are visible and add decorative detail to traditional furniture.

Our cabinet hinges are ideal for use on kitchen units, bathroom cabinets, wardrobes, and custom joinery projects. They are also commonly used alongside other furniture hardware such as door handles and locks and latches to create a consistent finish throughout the home.

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Types of Cabinet Hinges

Cabinet hinges come in a variety of styles depending on the cabinet design and how the door is mounted.

Some of the most common types include:

• Concealed cabinet hinges – hidden inside the cabinet when the door is closed, creating a clean modern appearance
• Overlay hinges – designed for doors that sit over the cabinet frame
• Inset hinges – used when the door sits flush within the cabinet frame
• Surface mounted hinges – visible hinges often used on traditional furniture or decorative cabinetry

Modern concealed hinges are particularly popular in kitchens because they allow doors to be adjusted for perfect alignment and often include soft-close mechanisms.

Where Cabinet Hinges Are Used

Cabinet hinges are designed specifically for lightweight doors used on furniture and cabinetry. They are commonly found in kitchens, bedrooms, utility rooms, and offices.

Typical applications include:

• Kitchen cupboard doors
• Wardrobe doors
• Bathroom cabinets
• Storage cupboards
• Furniture and joinery projects

Because cabinet doors are usually lighter than standard internal doors, cabinet hinges are smaller and designed for precision fitting.

If you are installing larger doors such as internal doors or heavier timber doors, stronger hinges such as ball bearing hinges are typically required instead.

At Doorphoria, our cabinet hinges provide reliable performance and are designed to work with a variety of furniture and joinery installations.

Cabinet Hinges FAQs

What are cabinet hinges used for?

Cabinet hinges connect a cupboard or cabinet door to the cabinet frame, allowing the door to open and close smoothly while keeping it properly aligned.

Are cabinet hinges different from door hinges?

Yes. Cabinet hinges are designed for lightweight cupboard doors, while door hinges such as butt hinges or ball bearing hinges are designed for heavier internal or external doors.

What are concealed cabinet hinges?

Concealed hinges, often called European hinges, are hidden from view when the cabinet door is closed, creating a clean and modern appearance.

How many hinges does a cabinet door need?

Most cabinet doors use two hinges, although taller or heavier doors may require three hinges for additional support.

Can cabinet hinges be adjusted?

Many modern cabinet hinges are adjustable, allowing you to move the door slightly to improve alignment after installation.