Cabinet Hinges

Learn more about cabinet hinges

Purpose-built cabinet hinges ensure functionality across kitchen units, wardrobe doors and custom joinery. Modern concealed cup hinges feature integrated 3D spatial adjustments, allowing you to fine-tune door gaps and height levels quickly without removing fixings. Soft-close mechanism options protects carcass edges from repeated impact, extending the working life of a cabinet. 

Typical uses

• Kitchen and utility installations: Fitting soft-close concealed hinges across high-use wall and base unit doors.

• Built-in wardrobes and joinery: Securing tall timber and laminate wardrobe doors with multi-hinge support.

• Commercial fit-outs and retail: Installing display cabinets, office storage units, and communal kitchen cupboards.

• Furniture restoration and repairs: Replacing worn, sagging or broken surface-mounted hinges on vintage and traditional cupboards.

How to choose the right cabinet hinges

• Match the hinge to the door position: overlay, inset, half-inset or frameless cabinet hinges all behave differently, so confirm how the door sits first.

• Check the carcass: framed and frameless units need different hinges and mounting plates.

• Confirm measurements: cup diameter, overlay, backset (the distance from the door edge to the cup) and the fixing centres for the plate and screws.

• Soft close or standard: soft close cabinet hinges dampen the door for a quiet, controlled shut, which suits busy kitchens; standard hinges are fine where damping isn't needed.

• Plan for alignment: concealed hinges let you fine-tune height, side-to-side and depth after fitting, which makes lining up kitchen cupboard hinges far quicker.

• Load and door size: heavier or taller doors need a hinge rated for the weight, and may need extra hinges per door to keep movement reliable.

Before you order

• Identify the existing hinge type before replacing cabinet hinges, as a matched replacement is usually the simplest fix.

• Confirm the door thickness, hinge cup size, plate type and fixing centres so the new hinge drops into the existing holes.

• Check for any compatibility issues with the cabinet carcass, especially on older or non-standard units.

Explore our range of cabinet hinges

Browse our selection, covering hinges for kitchen cabinets and cupboard doors. Whether you're fitting a full kitchen or matching kitchen cupboard hinges on a repair, you can pick the hinge that suits the job.