How to install Blum Hinges On New Cabinet Doors - Cabinetdoors.com
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How to install Blum Hinges
How to install Blum Hinges on new cabinet doors
When you order your new cabinet doors with Hinge-cup boring and Blum Inserta Hinges, your doors will be delivered with the holes bored in the proper locations and to the exact depth.
The Blum Inserta Hinges we supply are top quality and are used by the majority of custom cabinet makers in the US, Canada, and Europe.
The hinge itself is self-aligning and is installed on the doors (or removed) without the need for any tools. The Hinge Mounting Plates will be attached with two #7 x 5/8 inch Phillips wood screws, which are supplied.
Our hinges will come to you complete with the mounting plates and all screws needed for mounting.
First let's attach the Mounting Plate to the Hinge.
This is one of those cases where a video is worth a thousand words, because actually watching the process is much more informative than just reading about it.
Notice the small bar near the hinge pivot mechanism. This bar will locate the Mounting Plate groove into its forward position. Also notice the rocker-latch at the end of the hinge. This rocker will lock the other end of the mounting plate into the hinge.
Now we’ll slide the Mounting Plate into the hinge and rotate the plate down toward the rocker-latch. Apply a little pressure and the rocker-latch will open allowing the Mounting Plate to snap into its attached position.
The hinge and mounting plate can be easily separated by pressing the rocker-latch and pulling the mounting plat away.
Next, we'll show you how the hinge mounts to your cabinet door.
Notice that your doors have three holes for each hinge. The large hole is the Hinge Cup. It's 35mm in diameter (about 1 3/8 inches).
The two smaller holes are not for screws, but exist to insure perfect hinge alignment.
The Hinge base is inserted into the large hole, or Hinge Cup, by lifting the locking flange.
Once the hinge base is fitted into the hinge cup, simply rotate the hinge until the indentations drop into the small alignment holes, then push the locking flange down.
The Hinge is now properly aligned and securely locked into the door.
No screws are needed, and are not used, to secure the hinge into the hinge-cups. The locking flange secures the hinges and insures perfect alignment.
http://www.cabinetdoors.com
Manufacturer of custom cabinet doors in hundreds of styles and 14 wood types.
We have been making unfinished cabinet doors since 1980.
We utilize modern computerized machinery and have made over 10 million cabinet doors for new homes in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
We make both Mitered and Traditional Cope & Stick cabinet doors for new homes and re-modelers, as well as home-owners.
We make replacement cabinet doors in both arched and square designs and in over 300 different door styles.
When you order your new cabinet doors with Hinge-cup boring and Blum Inserta Hinges, your doors will be delivered with the holes bored in the proper locations and to the exact depth.
The Blum Inserta Hinges we supply are top quality and are used by the majority of custom cabinet makers in the US, Canada, and Europe.
The hinge itself is self-aligning and is installed on the doors (or removed) without the need for any tools. The Hinge Mounting Plates will be attached with two #7 x 5/8 inch Phillips wood screws, which are supplied.
Our hinges will come to you complete with the mounting plates and all screws needed for mounting.
First let's attach the Mounting Plate to the Hinge.
This is one of those cases where a video is worth a thousand words, because actually watching the process is much more informative than just reading about it.
Notice the small bar near the hinge pivot mechanism. This bar will locate the Mounting Plate groove into its forward position. Also notice the rocker-latch at the end of the hinge. This rocker will lock the other end of the mounting plate into the hinge.
Now we’ll slide the Mounting Plate into the hinge and rotate the plate down toward the rocker-latch. Apply a little pressure and the rocker-latch will open allowing the Mounting Plate to snap into its attached position.
The hinge and mounting plate can be easily separated by pressing the rocker-latch and pulling the mounting plat away.
Next, we'll show you how the hinge mounts to your cabinet door.
Notice that your doors have three holes for each hinge. The large hole is the Hinge Cup. It's 35mm in diameter (about 1 3/8 inches).
The two smaller holes are not for screws, but exist to insure perfect hinge alignment.
The Hinge base is inserted into the large hole, or Hinge Cup, by lifting the locking flange.
Once the hinge base is fitted into the hinge cup, simply rotate the hinge until the indentations drop into the small alignment holes, then push the locking flange down.
The Hinge is now properly aligned and securely locked into the door.
No screws are needed, and are not used, to secure the hinge into the hinge-cups. The locking flange secures the hinges and insures perfect alignment.
http://www.cabinetdoors.com
Manufacturer of custom cabinet doors in hundreds of styles and 14 wood types.
We have been making unfinished cabinet doors since 1980.
We utilize modern computerized machinery and have made over 10 million cabinet doors for new homes in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
We make both Mitered and Traditional Cope & Stick cabinet doors for new homes and re-modelers, as well as home-owners.
We make replacement cabinet doors in both arched and square designs and in over 300 different door styles.
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