Blum 33.3600x4S 33.3600 Compact 33 Screw on 110 Degree Opening Face Frame Hinge, Zinc Die-Cast (Pack of 4 with Screws), Nickel Finish

My 24 year old house has these hinges installed on all the cabinet doors. Some hinges were beginning to bind, make a "snap" sound when closing or, just not holding the door appropriately. These door-side hinges are a direct replacement for the hinge set. The cabinet side portion of the hinge is not included and as there are no moving parts on that section there most likely will not be any problems. These door-side hinges are easy to replace by removing the screws from the door of the old hinge, loosening the adjustment screw where it contacts the cabinet-side portion and sliding it out. I installed them in reverse order by inserting the arm of the door-side hinge into the cabinet-side hinge, then, installed the two screws to secure the hinge in place. *** The above videos and pictures show replacement of one hinge (before / after). I believe the bottom hinges take more abuse than the top hinges as I have only replaced bottom hinges on a few doors so far, correcting their defects. *** The first video shows how the door functioned before replacing the lower hinge. The second video would of shown the door function after replacing the lower hinge but it seems we can only add one video per review.

Two of our KraftMaid kitchen cabinet door hinges broke around the same time after having been installed almost 20 years. I thought I could live with it, but these were special hinges that helped the door soft-close and frustratingly wouldn't allow the door to stay open now that the little plastic piece inside had cracked. I had NO idea what kind of hinge we needed. I'm thankful the manufacturer embosses the number and some identifying marks on the inside so when I searched I was able to find these replacements. They were much less expensive than the OEM hinges and I now have a couple extra should this happen again with other hinges in the kitchen. Super easy replacement as the screw holes lined up and all I had to do was remove one and then put in the new one. Be sure the curve of your hinge matches this (curve on the inside portion of the hinge) apparently some models have the curve on the outside of the hinge so replacement would not be as easy.

Exact replacement - works perfectly. Buy with confidence.

I got these when the old latches on my kitchen cupboards broke. The original latches were installed in the 70s I believe. These new latches were supposedly an exact match (did lots of research) but there was one issue... The smaller part of the latch that swings outward with the single screw (call that part A) is offset from the main section (part B) to reach out slightly further than the original latches. What this meant was, when I installed these on cupboards that meet in the middle (a cupboard with two doors that swing outward, and close inward, meeting in the middle), the doors overlapped in the middle by about 1/4 inch. So they wouldn't close. They were fine to replace latches on single doors, as it didn't matter if those doors were 'pushed forward' slightly, as there was nothing prohibiting those doors from closing properly since they were a single door. But for the two-door cupboards I had to take that smaller "A" section of the new latch and remove it, and attach an "A" section from an OLD latch. So now I had old A sections attached to new B sections. That kept the cupboard doors in the same exact positions so that they could close in the middle. The actual closing mechanism that wore out in the old latches is in B section, so this didn't affect the way the new latches worked. They are still new latches, just the part that attaches to the door itself is the old latch. So I would recommend not throwing out your old latches until you make sure the new ones work out as expected.

I have a kitchen with many cabinets, all of which require a springy hinge to help them stay closed. The problem is the the little plastic piece in the hinge becomes brittle over time, and loses the ability to close the door. With two hinges on each door, it seems OK if one breaks, but with both hinges breaking the door may swing open a bit 0 or more. Rather than replace the entire hinge, these hinge parts are easily replaced, and they fit precisely in the hinges. The price for these is reasonable, so I would advise buying a larger number of these than just the failed hinge count you may have, at a very reasonable price. My wife thinks I'm a mechanical genius, so don't spoil the moment.

These are a perfect replacement for the hinges on our 20-year-old cabinets that randomly break.

These were an exact replacement for my old Blum hinges, circa 1988, which bore the number 120. They work great! See pic: the screw holes needed to be offset by 7/16” from the originals, but this was not a problem. It’s merely a design update and I doubt the old type exist anymore. One cautionary tip: I chose to keep my old mounting brackets (a bit thicker than the new), and initially used the new enclosed screws with rounded heads. But the cabinet wouldn’t shut all the way b/c the rounded screw head banged against the plate! Flat screw heads solved that issue (shown), but, replacing the mounting plate as well is probably the wisest way to go.

Our cabinets were made and installed about 20+ years ago, and yes, a majority of those original Blum110s are still intact; the rest would no longer would keep the doors fully shut or pop them back with that little push as when new(er). The remainder of the hinges that have gradually lost or cracked the small black plastic piece that kept them working and sealing properly have been successfully and EASILY replaced by these - they are the original brand and configuration. In case you are wondering, and one thing I was concerned about prior to purchasing was if the tiny, barely visible identifier code embossed on the black plastic would also match - it does. So, if you can make out the code: 30.310 - 11.02 on the back of your hinge, THESE TOO HAVE THAT SAME CODE ABOVE THE "MADE IN AUSTRIA" EMBOSSMENT on the rear black plastic. So satisfying to find and easily replace/install these hinges and solve a problem that had been bugging us for too long. Here's to another 20 years!

Great hinges just what I needed good quality

Replacement of old hardware.

Bonne qualité

Great value for the money....bought a older home and needed to replace a some latches.....will definitely buy this product again...so easy to install which was great

Remplace efficacement les modèles pour placard LAPEYRE. Aucun problème de pose. Par contre, je ne comprends pas pourquoi les modèles SANS vis sont plus chers que les modèles avec vis?????