I have 17 yr old Techline furniture that was put together with the
European hinges. These are small and the door hinge fits into a 25 mm
diameter hole. The mounting plate is broken and I am having a hard
time replacing it. Cabinetparts.com thought it was a Hettich hinge -
having seen it but I am having trouble finding the replacement on the
Hettich site. Perhaps not a Hettich - there is a circle with a
triangle in it - does anyone know if that relates to some other
brand? THere are numbers, probably production numbers on the
mounting plate - 4176/77 and also 114. I am looking for replacement
hinge or just the mounting part. Can someone suggest some options? I
do not want to drill a larger hole in the door for a standard 35mm
hinge

alan

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I have 17 yr old Techline furniture that was put together with the
European hinges. These are small and the door hinge fits into a 25 mm
diameter hole. The mounting plate is broken and I am having a hard
time replacing it. Cabinetparts.com thought it was a Hettich hinge -
having seen it but I am having trouble finding the replacement on the
Hettich site. Perhaps not a Hettich - there is a circle with a
triangle in it - does anyone know if that relates to some other
brand? THere are numbers, probably production numbers on the
mounting plate - 4176/77 and also 114. I am looking for replacement
hinge or just the mounting part. Can someone suggest some options? I
do not want to drill a larger hole in the door for a standard 35mm
hinge

Two other major european suppliers are Blum and Hafele. The circle with a
triangle _may_ indicate which way round the plate should be fixed.

Tim w

wrote in message
oups.com...
I have 17 yr old Techline furniture that was put together with the
European hinges. These are small and the door hinge fits into a 25 mm
diameter hole. The mounting plate is broken ...
....not want to drill a larger hole in the door for a standard 35mm
hinge

Although if you buy any new mini-hinge for a 25mm hole you could easily fit
the matching new mounting plates I expect.

Tim W

replying to moskowa1, Carolyn wrote:
I have the same problem with a hinge with the same number on the plate. It was
original to a Copenhagen teak cabinet purchased 30+ years ago.

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On Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 11:14:10 PM UTC-4, Carolyn wrote:
replying to moskowa1, Carolyn wrote:
I have the same problem with a hinge with the same number on the plate. It was
original to a Copenhagen teak cabinet purchased 30+ years ago.


While the original post is from 2007, it sounds like your problem is more
current.

I found this site yesterday and sent them pictures of some old hinges that
I would like to replace with new. I just sent the request yesterday therefore
I cannot vouch for their service level at this time. I will mention that
their auto response ended up in my spam folder. If you don't get an auto-
response from them, you may want to add hardwaresource.com to your safe list.

http://www.hardwaresource.com/hinge-...er/contact-us/

On Sunday, June 25, 2017 at 8:45:49 AM UTC-4, DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 11:14:10 PM UTC-4, Carolyn wrote:
replying to moskowa1, Carolyn wrote:
I have the same problem with a hinge with the same number on the plate. It was
original to a Copenhagen teak cabinet purchased 30+ years ago.


While the original post is from 2007, it sounds like your problem is more
current.

I found this site yesterday and sent them pictures of some old hinges that
I would like to replace with new. I just sent the request yesterday therefore
I cannot vouch for their service level at this time. I will mention that
their auto response ended up in my spam folder. If you don't get an auto-
response from them, you may want to add hardwaresource.com to your safe list.

http://www.hardwaresource.com/hinge-...er/contact-us/

The gentleman from hardwaresource.com was very responsive to my inquiry about
the hinges I was looking for. His responses to multiple emails were prompt
and informative. I now know the proper way to measure an offset hinge:

"From the center line of the pin to the visible outside front surface of the plate."

I ordered my hinges from them. They earned my business.

replying to DerbyDad03, Mark wrote:
Can you share the replacement model number for the hinge?
https://www.homeownershub.com/img/e0

, Mark wrote:
Can you share the replacement model number for the hinge?
https://www.homeownershub.com/img/e0



I'm sorry - I can only tell the material from your photo -
... it's made of dark matter
John T.