Amerock BP2811C1314 Matrix Concealed Hinge, 1-3/4in(45mm) Hole Pattern Hinge with 1-1/4in(32mm) Overlay - Nickel

Had several cabinet doors in kitchen and baths that were falling off their hinges from people swinging on them like fricken monkeys. I complained to my husband who claims to "not be handy around the house" in hopes we could do some remodeling. To my dismay he was able to install easily and now the cabinets look good and work fine. Will have to wait now to update my dang decor. Don't buy these if you want to remodel. They are too easy to install and substantial enough to last for a long time. "Not handy" my big bum! Shoot.

I am writing this review to alert buyers to make sure you know these will fit your cabinets. These particular ones, did NOT fit, because of the off set between each side. The frame plate, and edge plate fit perfectly, but the arm between was too wide, and offset the door to create a gap. The adjustment was no help, not adjustable enough. You need to make sure the measurements match your hinges. There are MANY types and variations of these hinges. Beware. Overall, the hinges appear to be well made, have a study spring action to pull the door shut. Yes, they are quality hinges, and a good value for the money.

Had to replace a similar hinge that was broken and these are great. Took 15 minutes to remove the old hinge and install the new one. VERY happy with my purchase (I'm a-do-it-yourself guy - not highly skilled)

I tried all the possible adjustments to the cupboard door hinge. Nothing would straighten it. Found this hinge and it fits perfectly and now the problem is fixed!

Bought this as a replacement for a broken mid-1990s Amerock kitchen cabinet hinge (stamped with "2010-33" on the back of the section on the door [the "33" is in a hole], and stamped 1 1/4" on the section that fits on the door frame). I had checked the size of the existing cutout and drill holes from the pdf drawing for the new Amerock BP2811C1314, and they appeared to match the old one. When BP2811C1314 arrived it fitted like a glove with the same drill holes and all. All I had to do was to insert the screws into the old holes. The new part seems better in that the square of spring steel that holds the door closed is replaced by an actual spring. It took me a while to figure out this was a replacement and wanted to pass on the information. The old one had broken after 27 years: metal fatigue on the connecting arm. Hope the new one will last as long...