Cabinet Hinges

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Cabinet Hinges Hinges can start bending, creaking, discoloring, or wearing out over time, affecting how cabinet doors fit and function. New hinges can give any set of cabinet doors a modern update, regardless of age. Whether remodeling, moving into a new home, or trying to give your kitchen the facelift it deserves, you have come to the right place. As the top destination for cabinetry hardware, HardwareSource makes it easy to find the cabinet hinges and hardware you need for any home project. Explore our selection today to find various hinge styles and finishes. Cabinet Door Hinges From HardwareSource HardwareSource offers numerous kitchen cabinet hinges to suit all cabinet door configurations. Our selection is fully stocked with cupboard hinges made by top-of-the-line brands, such as Amerock, Blum, Belwith, Grass, Salice, Sugatsune, and more. Consider using our Shop by Brand and Hinge Finder tools to help narrow your search. Cabinet Door Design Considerations Cabinets come in either framed or frameless designs that can affect the door's performance. Face-frame cabinets have a frame on the front to offer the unit increased strength and added dimension. These styles are among the most popular in America. Instead of using a face frame for support, frameless cabinets rely on thicker side panels. These styles are prevalent across Europe, although they are gaining popularity in the U.S. as well. Additionally, knowing your cabinet door's specific design is critical when choosing the type of hinge that will work best and provide the appropriate support. The four basic types of cabinets are: Overlay : A door that covers the cabinet opening entirely, overlapping the case or face frame on all sides. Full Inset: A door that sits completely in the cabinet opening and is flush with the cabinet surface. Partial Inset: Part of the door fits inside the cabinet opening and part of the door overlays the cabinet opening. Offset : Nearly identical to the partial inset style, except th

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