cabnet hardware question.

Well not sure how much good I will do.....being in SC.....but we have a cabinet shop too, and we always go with cabinet hardware suppliers. Just for example, you can look them up online and prolly order from them too if you want.....and actually I think they have numerous locations...so i am sure one is close enough to you that you could get stuff shipped cheap.....but our favorite supplier is RICHELIEU. http://www.richelieu.com/produit/index.php?id=-1

Btw, $6 is WAY too high.

I use Charles McMurray, they are out of Fresno.

800-533-0533

Give them a call and have their outside rep call on you.

Everything in their book is in stock. I can call by 5:00 and the goods are at my door at 7:30 next day. Orders $400 or more are free shipping.

Good family owned outfit.:thumbup:

I want some of those self mortising hinges too. :w00t: I'm tired of getting the router out. Why should I do it when the hinge will mortise itself:laughing:

I know, I know you meant non-mortise hinge.

I get my hardware from two sources. Blum slides I get at my plywood supplier and everything else I get at Raybern's in CT. A lot of good that does you though. Check out Gus's supplier. At least he is in the same state as you.

Thanks for all of the replies, I will give them a call Guss, I like to deal with semi local suppliers if possible.


Leo, I think they are called self mortising, here are some on the Lowes website, and 3 week delivery though, does not do me much good. I have always used euro hinges but I really like how inset doors look. I don’t think you can do that with a euro. But I am sure 1-3 of you guys will correct me on that.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=89226-89973-P8293-AB&lpage=none

Scribbles said:

Thanks for all of the replies, I will give them a call Guss, I like to deal with semi local suppliers if possible.


Leo, I think they are called self mortising, here are some on the Lowes website, and 3 week delivery though, does not do me much good. I have always used euro hinges but I really like how inset doors look. I don’t think you can do that with a euro. YES you can. G

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Here is a Euro hinge with a FF plate for inset.



Do it all the time. I use a Grass hinge and you need 9/16" of FF exposed to the rear to mount the plate. If you use a flush partition to the FF then you just use a half overlay hinge with a 9.4mm plate.

Scribbles said:

Thanks for all of the replies, I will give them a call Guss, I like to deal with semi local suppliers if possible.


Leo, I think they are called self mortising, here are some on the Lowes website, and 3 week delivery though, does not do me much good. I have always used euro hinges but I really like how inset doors look. I don’t think you can do that with a euro. But I am sure 1-3 of you guys will correct me on that.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=89226-89973-P8293-AB&lpage=none

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I put this thread together jut for you.:thumbup:

http://www.contractortalk.com/f13/flush-inset-door-hinging-options-56961/

I have used these hinges successfully.
Charles McMurray carries them too.

They give you a little bit of adjustment, up/down, right/ left. No in/out though so your doors have to be nice and flat.

http://www.cabinetparts.com/m/amerock/hinges-traditional/full-inset-3180/

Scribbles said:

great thread thanbks gus:thumbsup:

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No problem.

Feel free to use me and abuse me for info. No need for you to reinvent the wheel.
I love this stuff.:thumbsup: