Amerock Cabinet Hinge 1/2 inch (13 mm) Overlay Hinge Matte Black 2 Pack Self-Closing Hinge Partial Wrap Hinge Cabinet Door Hinge

Easy close hinges were easy to install and color was perfect. good quality

After measuring but ordering the wrong size hinge I found these and they are a direct fit replacement for my 80's era cabinets. The packs come with two hinges and PLENTY of screws for all size cabinet doors and frames. Even comes with foam pads to soften the close. The self-closing mechanism is firm but not overly tight. Hardware is very sturdy, great quality.

Very happy with these hinges. They are higher quality, better value, and better looking than what is available at the orange big box store.

I have older cabinets with 3/8” inset hinges, and a partial wrap hinge such as this was what I settled on after months of researching and obsessing about ways to get to a concealed hinge. Not going to happen, so chose these.I like the visible hinge barrel, seems quality and looks good. I also like the cabinet mount part where it’s easy to adjust height. But I’m not a fan of the cabinet door mount plate. The screw holes do not align with the standard hinge it replaced, so I had to scoot it over and drill new holes. Also, the hole plate is small and will not cover the old plate area, leaving it a bit unsightly. And the screw holes are on the borderline edge of the hole plate so I feel like this is the cheap part of the hinge.But since I don’t have many options for getting rid of the old style visible hinges (the alternative is buying a $10 hinge and fabricating wood blocks behind the cabinet face — no thanks), these will do. But sand and fill the prior hole plate area because these will not line up or cover it. Good luck.

Works well. Nice soft gold not yellow

I had those ugly hinges popular in the 70's but still used today. I loathe them. My husband and I are redoing the cabinets in our home; new paint, new hinges. I simply wanted something that looked clean. I bought a "test" set of hinges to make sure they worked for my particular door type. Well let me tell ya, I'm a carpenter's daughter but that doesn't mean I know a heck of a lot about kitchen hinges but I can deduce what will work AND to make doubly sure exactly what I needed, I took an old hinge and door to the hardware store. While the hinges were not carried at the store I could order online... Lowes was $7.10/pair Amazon seller $5.30/pair. Not difficult to make a decision, right? My only advise is to do your homework; search online for types of hinges first, take what you want to replace to the hardware store to make sure they will fit according to your cabinet door and frame. These hinges are for notched doors! They screw into the frame of the cabinet. The screws worked wonderfully and I am particular, I expect the screws provided to work. They are short but held up nicely. If they don't, you will see an addition to my review.

The media could not be loaded. We decided to give our kitchen a makeover and that included repainting the whole room, including cabinets. We also wanted to update the hardware to a more modern style. This meant replacing hinges too, which was actually dreadful because this is the second time we’ve updated all hardware on our kitchen cabinets and the hinges proved to be a real thorn last time. This time wasn’t any different. BUT, I came to realize that it was at no fault of the hinges themselves. Our home is older, and so are the cabinets. I THOUGHT I did my research to make sure I was buying the right hinges this time. And, I did. I learned all about the difference between inlay and overlay hinges. I did my measurements. I was ready to go and got busy! Things were going well, until they weren’t. I just couldn’t seem to understand WHY the hinges only worked on some cabinets, but left big gaps in others. When it finally occurred to me as I was looking more at one of the cabinet doors. Apparently, some cabinet doors must have broke and been replaced over the years. But when they were replaced- it was with a different type of door, requiring a different type of hinge. Ay-yi-yi. So, my recommendation here is that if you have an older kitchen like me - check ALL of your cabinet doors to make sure they are the same before buying the super sized pack of new hinges. I had already opened the box and using several of them so there was no going back. Still had a bunch left over and had to buy another pack of different style hinges to accommodate the style of the remaining cabinet doors. But, now I know I suppose. Hinges themselves look great and perform as expectedP.S. see video as a reference if you are not familiar with the difference between inlay and overlay

I purchased these hinges to match my Amerock polished chrome cabinet pulls. The cabinet pulls have a beautiful mirror finish. These hinges do not appear to have the same finish, slightly duller and almost appear to be brushed chrome finish. Quality seems good. Since these hinges are mostly hidden, I'll keep them, but for the price I would expect better.