What is this sort of hinge called? (used to be used on kitchen cabinets among other things)
 

I'm looking for hinges used on cabinet doors where the hinge pin is
visible on the outside, since the hinge pin is in this position the
door can be opened a full 180 degrees. Sometimes (the old kitchen
cabinet version) the hinge pin is a minimal support, in other cases
there is a 'normal' long hinge pin and it is made decorative.

What are these hinges called and where might I find some small[ish]
ones I can use on doors which are only 10mm or so thick?

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Chris Green

What is this sort of hinge called? (used to be used on kitchen cabinets among other things)
 

"Chris Hogg" wrote in message
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On Mon, 13 Aug 2012 12:03:10 +0100, wrote:

I'm looking for hinges used on cabinet doors where the hinge pin is
visible on the outside, since the hinge pin is in this position the
door can be opened a full 180 degrees. Sometimes (the old kitchen
cabinet version) the hinge pin is a minimal support, in other cases
there is a 'normal' long hinge pin and it is made decorative.

What are these hinges called and where might I find some small[ish]
ones I can use on doors which are only 10mm or so thick?

Cranked hinge / double-cranked hinge?
See http://tinyurl.com/crgqk4x and scroll down

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Chris


Barrel hinge, maybe ?

http://www.hinge.im/Products.aspx?Ca...Barrel%20Hinge

Arfa

What is this sort of hinge called? (used to be used on kitchencabinets among other things)
 

wrote:
I'm looking for hinges used on cabinet doors where the hinge pin is
visible on the outside, since the hinge pin is in this position the
door can be opened a full 180 degrees. Sometimes (the old kitchen
cabinet version) the hinge pin is a minimal support, in other cases
there is a 'normal' long hinge pin and it is made decorative.

What are these hinges called and where might I find some small[ish]
ones I can use on doors which are only 10mm or so thick?



http://www.knobsandhardware.com/cabi...ductItemsImage