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May 15, 2025 - 10:01 AM
Cranking is important in selecting concealed European cabinet hinges because it determines the hinge's offset from the cabinet frame, ensuring proper door alignment. Choosing the correct crank (inset, half overlay, or full overlay) ensures the door opens and closes without obstruction based on cabinet design.
Cranking in cabinet hinges refers to the bend in the hinge arm, affecting door overlay and alignment. Full-crank hinges are typically used for inset doors, providing a flush finish, while half-crank and straight hinges suit overlays of varying sizes. The 110° Inset Hinge features full-crank design for inset doors, while the 110° Full Overlay Hinge uses a straight arm for full overlay doors. Multiple cranking options ensure compatibility with different cabinet designs.
Cranking in cabinet hinges refers to the bend in the hinge arm, affecting door overlay and alignment. Full-crank hinges are typically used for inset doors, providing a flush finish, while half-crank and straight hinges suit overlays of varying sizes. The 110° Inset Hinge features full-crank design for inset doors, while the 110° Full Overlay Hinge uses a straight arm for full overlay doors. Multiple cranking options ensure compatibility with different cabinet designs.
