165 Degree Full Overlay Hinges - Frameless Cabinet Doors, 2 Pack Hydraulic Concealed Soft Closing Hinges for Lazy Susan and Corner Kitchen Cabinet Doors

Good alternative to blum hinges, for less money (that comment is not intended to insinuate they are drop in replacements for a broken blum hinge - just the functionality is similar). The cups are ever so slightly smaller than your typical blum hinge - so where the blum fits tightly into the drilled cup and makes "dry fitting" easier, this one tends to slip out when you're trying to work out position or any other issues before you put in the set screws. But then, I probably do it the hard way! Other than that, they install as expected, the soft close works great, and they are easy to adjust.

My corner cabinet door was sagging due to broken hinges, found these on Amazon and they do fit perfectly. Although the old ones were a little different but with the mounting holes are at the same holes as the old ones. So glad that I got these and now the door opens and closes very nicely. The material is made very well and good quality. The price is actually very inexpensive. May buy a new set just for spares.

This henge worked perfectly for my corner cabinet. Using it allowed the cabinet door to close properly. It was great!

The hinge is built well and like the slow closure. Had to make and new screw holes in the door to install but that's understandable. Finding the exact fit would have been a plus but that's a pipe dream after twenty some years ago. Close enough and they work for my needs.

This DOES work as a drop-in replacement for a glass-and-metal medicine cabinet from a certain orange store that needs a hinge labeled "DTC 165A48" (also had some ZA50 and B1 on it). Since it was replacing one that went into glass and metal, it had to be EXACT. And this one worked!I had contacted the manufacturer, but they wanted to sell me four replacements when I only needed two. And the replacements will be the same cheap pot metal that broke in the first place!The soft-close piston is a great touch, and it looks like it's all solid metal with no pot metal. It might open a little WIDER than the one it replaced so I need to be careful. It doesn't seem to have as much adjustment parallel to the wall as the DTC (depth?), but I was able to use it with no adjustment at all.So happy that I was able to fix the medicine cabinet, which means no drywall, painting, etc. I hope it also keeps it out of the landfill for another decade.

One of the hinges in the bathroom vanity cabinet broke. It was the only part of the hinge made of cast iron which was guaranteed to break as it's under tension. Can't find another one because they're only available in India (maybe), thanks Home Depot.Anyway, this new hinge was almost an exact replacement and it's made much better. I say almost because it's a bit longer than the "Made in India" hinge that came with the Home Depot cabinet. The difference is barely noticeable and I'm not going to make the adjustments for a perfect fit (but I could), not worth the trouble.

I noticed this hinge listed as "commonly returned" (or something similar) so I made sure to check that all the measurements matched the hinge that broke. I had no interest in drilling new holes, etc. This was a perfect match, and it feels like better quality than the hinge that broke. The cabinet door feels sturdier as it closes. I recommend anyone be extra careful finding an exact match since there looks to be a large amount of variation in these hinges.

I have the corner cabinet and with these hinges it wouldn’t close all the way so now I’m needing to find the correct one to close all the way