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aka continuous hinge
looking at some designs online and all seem to use piano hinges for cabinets where the doors do double duty for storage they all use piano hinges is it just more strength because it seems to me that three hinges should be plenty for a 3 foot long door maybe there are other benefits to a piano hinge that i am missing easier to install was one thing i considered but not sure if that is so important |
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On Wed, 3 Jan 2018 18:42:12 -0800, Electric Comet
wrote: aka continuous hinge looking at some designs online and all seem to use piano hinges for cabinets where the doors do double duty for storage they all use piano hinges is it just more strength because it seems to me that three hinges should be plenty for a 3 foot long door maybe there are other benefits to a piano hinge that i am missing easier to install was one thing i considered but not sure if that is so important Long thin-ish stock with heavy load. .. many small screws. perhaps ? John T. |
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On Wed, 3 Jan 2018 18:42:12 -0800, Electric Comet
wrote: aka continuous hinge looking at some designs online and all seem to use piano hinges for cabinets where the doors do double duty for storage they all use piano hinges is it just more strength because it seems to me that three hinges should be plenty for a 3 foot long door maybe there are other benefits to a piano hinge that i am missing easier to install was one thing i considered but not sure if that is so important Basically invisible open or closed, full support of the hinged joint. No alignment issues. |
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On Wed, 03 Jan 2018 23:15:34 -0500
wrote: Long thin-ish stock with heavy load. .. many small screws. perhaps ? ok you are saying that ease of install and better load capacity are the advantages but if the stock is thick enough regular hinges will be fine hmmm since i have plenty of regular hinges and no piano hinges |
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On Wed, 03 Jan 2018 23:27:38 Clare Snyder wrote:
Basically invisible open or closed, full support of the hinged joint. invisibility might be better called mostly concealed when closed but visible when open http://upperleftcoast.com/wp-content...n-1024x768.jpg No alignment issues. that is a distinct advantage |
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