Types of Cabinet Hinges

Types of cabinet hinges
Learn about 10 different types of cabinet hinges here. All kinds, shapes, sizes, features and specifically different types for various types of cabinets and security needs. Let's dive into the video.

Number 1
Decorative
The latter type of hinge is sometimes referred to as a faux hinge. Some people use these when they want a specific look but would also like their cabinet doors to be self-closing or soft-closing and can’t find a decorative hinge that does meets both their functional and aesthetic preferences.

Number 2
Demountable
Demountable hinges make it possible to remove the cabinet doors to which they’re attached so that you can repair them or clean them. Your kitchen cabinets, especially, can benefit from demountable hinges because you can remove them without removing any hardware for a quick wipe down to clean up grease splatters and other messes.

Number 3
Heavy Duty
Heavy-duty hinges are the types you’ll typically see more in industrial than residential environments. These hinges can hold more weight than regular ones.

Number 4
Hidden
A hidden hinge, as the name suggests, is one that you won’t see from the outside of the cabinet. These hinges, also sometimes called invisible or concealed hinges can help homeowners achieve the perfect look for their cabinets.

Number 5
Self-Closing
Self-closing hinges are often referred to as spring-loaded hinges. However, some don’t have springs at all and instead use a hydraulic design. Both designs allow your cabinet doors to close on their own, using their own weight.

Number 6
Soft Closing
Soft closing hinges are like self-closing hinges but differ slightly. Although a self-closing hinge will close a cabinet door for you, it won’t always be a quiet close.

Number 7
Invisible
An invisible hinge is a term sometimes interchanged with concealed hinges. But, there is an actual type of hinge called an invisible hinge, which looks like the above photo.

Number 8
Offset
If you have cabinet doors that protrude slightly from the cabinet frame, then an offset hinge might be what you need to attach them. The two sides of the hinge don’t align, which helps the door extend out from the frame.

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