25 Pair Pack - Cosmas 17139-SN Satin Nickel Hinge Variable Overlay [17139-SN] - 50 Total Hinges

Great bunch of hinges... they have a little variation in the number of screws per package (be careful! they're all in one pack, and there are differences between the three that attach to the hinge to the door and the two that attach the hinge to the cabinet). However, it all worked out in the end. bumpers are included, but they're cheap... and brown. Not exactly a match for my cabinets. Yes, they seem a little bit cheaply made, but they're a great price! Luckily for me, i have exactly 25 cabinet doors in my kitchen! these look great, and I'm incredibly happy with the purchase. I used them to replace my 1970s era rubbed bronze look ones in the same style. while the holes didn't match up perfectly, it was really close.

I did not know how I would like them they were not the type of hinge that was on my old cabinets before I refinished them. I am very pleased with the way they look. Hey they even work better on the doors that the ones that were there originally. Not that hard to put on I just pre drilled the holes that I marked with a sharpie and used the screws that were included in the pack. They were just right. I read one review where they replaced the screws with different one. Not necessary for me I had Oak doors. One person also said that they needed help handing the doors. Not me I am knocking on 70 and did it all myself. I have been a Widow for a long tine and a cordless drill can be a girls best friend when it comes to repairs around the house. Just take your time mark and pre drill. Install all hardware before you hang the door. Be sure to use the bumpers pads so you do not scratch your new paint. It is as easy as falling off a log. It took me a week for paint and hardware. But I now have a nice modern looking kitchen for cheep. Well almost cheep. LOL

Very good quality and they look great. Only issue is be prepared to go to Lowe's to get some additional screws because some packages will be missing one screw. This isn't a big deal though. Just take the screw you need to Lowe's and match it to a small package and you're done. I ordered the package of 50 hinges and only had 5 screws missing from the entire kit so again... Not a big deal but something to be aware of. My cabinets look great and the finish matches almost every satin finish at Lowe's for a much lower price.

Fair because the price is cheap, they do not have as much closing action as others I have purchased at Home Depot.If I was doing it again I would go with the later option.They look good.

We have received these and installed them on several cabinets, but are not finished. We struggled at first, but have finally figured out what works well. We found it worked best to attach the hinges to the cabinet doors, then to attach the doors (with hinges) to the cabinet boxes. The set includes hinges, screws and sticky dots to put inside the doors so they don't slam. Each cabinet's supplies are individually wrapped {so there are 25 bags that each have 2 hinges, 6 cabinet screws, 4 cabinet box screws and 2 sticky dots}. The flat screws go on the inside of the cabinet door. The rounded top screws go on the outside {into the cabinet box}.Here's some pointers if you're going to buy these hinges:-Don't drill at full power. The screws go in much better if you go fairly slowly with the drill.-Get a bar of soap and poke each screw in it before drilling into the cabinet. This will lubricate the screw and is gentler on your cabinet. We had the heads of several screws break off. I went to the local hardware store and bought different screws, but the man also gave me the soap advice. Once I used the soap, the included screws worked fine.-As you hang the doors on the cabinet boxes, drill each screw in about halfway. Do that with all the screws, then go back and tighten them all down. When we tightened the screws on one hinge, the second hinge wouldn't line up right.Like I said, they work well... there's just a learning curve.

Haven't installed these yet Looking at them and handling them they seem to e of a good quality The color is just what I wanted Looking for door handles from same company and then I will install Will report back when all is installed.

Cheap low grade product. I have remodeled kitchens for years and after a career break, came back for a one time reface for a friend. I bought these to get me a reasonable priced hinge, but as others have pointed out, there are engineering imperfections that prevent these from working as they should. I will say outright that the frames were straight and plumb and bad cabinets cannot be blamed for these failures, but all the hinges needed everything from little shims to WD40 to get them to "self close". It took me more time to adjust and play around then it took to install the hinges on the doors and hang them, making the money I "saved" a loser. When I did this full time, I didn't buy cabinet hardware from Amazon. Bottom line, one or 2 hinges are OK but a set for a kitchen, stick with a brand name like Amerock, and not cheap Chinese crap. Some of these hinges are so bad, they will need magnets to keep them closed! I should have known better.

Good value, easy to install, gives a more modern ,updated look as we replaced the old, tired brass ones. These have a nice weight to them and are not flimsy at all. All-in-All a great purchase. Oh, did i also mention they came with all the screws you'll need ? What s joy not having to stop working to go get more screws

The hinges were not self closing. In fact they stayed open about 1/2". I installed eight sets, then realized they were all the same. I am thankful that Amazon and the seller took them back without a re-stocking fee.