Brush Nickel

These hinges are very well made and work perfectly for my cabinet doors. The brushed nickel finish looks modern and matches nicely with the rest of the hardware. Installation was easy, and I really like the smooth self-closing feature — the doors close quietly every time. The only small drawback is the packaging: I needed 8 hinges, but the pack only comes with 10, so I have 2 extra left over. Not a big issue, but something to keep in mind when planning a project. Overall, I’m very satisfied with these hinges. Strong, durable, and great value for the price. Highly recommend!

I purchased these for an upgrade to the kitchen. The fit great and look nice with the color.

This hinges are nothing but awesome. Replaced all the hinges in my daughter’s kitchen. Great quality and great price! Highly recommend if you’re replacing just hinges or putting in new cabinets.

Spray painted the cabinets with a good spray gun, replaced the hinges and handles and everyone thinks they’re new. The hinges are a good replacement. The screws are super cheap. The hinges aren’t adjustable so one has to use little shims to fine tune. You will have to pre drill every hole, (they didn’t line up with the old ones, no surprise). The heads broke even with pre drilling on probably 10 screws...a real pain. Not a project for the faint of heart. Overall the cabinet project worked. Buy different screws though.

Used on kitchen cabinets. They look and function well. Highly recommend

I recently updated my kitchen and decided the antique brass hardware was outdated. Initially I installed satin nickel handles, which look great, but then the hinges had to go. I couldn't be happier. FYI - some reviewers have dissed the screws supplied. 3 of 5 for each hinge are flat heads. These go on the door side. The other 2 of 5 attach to the cabinet frame. These are round heads. You will find the door won't close properly if a round head is installed closest to the hinge. It may be necessary to remove the center screw to avoid closure interference.

EXACT replacement for my original oil rubbed bronze colored hinges. See pictures. Finish matches perfectly with satin nickel hardware and stainless appliances. PAY ATTENTION!!....Two different screws supplied: counter sink heads are shorter for installation in door and the slightly longer pan/domed head for installation into cabinet frame. People are blaming the company for supplying mismatches hardware. It’s purposely supplied this way!! That is how the original hardware is installed. Take the time and get the correct HAND Phillips screwdriver with the TIP THAT MATCHES and you won’t have any stripped screws or broken screws. They are small and do NOT take a lot of torque to tighten. They are not difficult to install correctly. They come packaged well in sets and even have 3M clear dots to add as bumpers so your doors close nicely. Don’t try and go crazy with a screw gun, you’ll end up like everyone else breaking screws and taking more time to buy new screws. Act like a pro and you’ll get pro results.

I had one cabinet that needed new hinges, trying to match my early 90s era kitchen. These weren't exact, but much closer than anything I had found on home improvement and hardware sites. They were easy to install, and from the outside they match almost exactly.

We replaced old 1970's cabinet hinges after refinishing the cabinet doors. I made sure to compare the measurements and design to match the old ones. Even though the screw holes were in different places (on the inside of cabinets so you don't notice) they work and look good.

Holes don't line up with old hinges but otherwise good quality

I looked forever to find this type of hinge and worried that they would be cheap but when I got them I was very surprised, excellent quality and price, I have no complaints.

Appears to be good quality hinges and screws

They are nice