TamBee Door Pivot Hinges Heavy Duty Hinges for Wood Doors 360 Degree Shaft Stainless Steel Pivot Hinge System

These are great hinges for the purpose. We were able to install them ourselves onto a home made bookcase. The only problem we had was the spring latch. It’s a fine latch, it just didn’t work for our door and wall specifications. We had to improvise with a gate latch. Overall it is a great product!

Absolutely PERFECT for our hidden bookcase door. I’ve ALWAYS wanted a hidden door so in our basement we had one built and this latch is perfect. Shuts easily. Stays closed. Looks great!

Easy to install but prefer ones that pivot on a roller bearing bushing. This one sits on a rollerbearing ball. Make sure it's clean before putting it in!

Our design plan didn't cone together, solid had to return these. However, I did like them and would recommend to others. Very heavy weighted material, would have been perfect if plans hadn't changed....

Solid hinges that work well.These replaced a previous set that someone else installed and they did a perfect job.

Hinge works properly and smooth but there is a flaw that the manufacturer needs to address and that is the little screw that runs the hinge up and down needless to have a stop which DOESN'T allow the screw to go in to deep allowing it to come out of the threads which happened in my case and was a nightmare to get back into the threads. They could simple damage the last thread on the screw itself which will work as a stop. Simple enough fix that can be done on there end to better this product

These heavy duty hinges worked great but no thanks to the meager instructions. Still took some Googling how to install and how close to the edges for ideal mounting. Using a nail and a bunch of holes through a test board worked best to figure out swing path and max width of my shelf.For me, I chose to build 79.75" tall x 23.75" wide x 7.75" deep with 3/4" cabinet grade plywood. Once I got the frame loosely put together with top and bottom boards routed to mount these hinges flush and tested opening and closing before proceeding with build.Interesting note is that the cabinet doors are thin boards with peel and stick wallpaper so we can swap out the color and look as interests change (or season). The doors themselves are a giant pain though as clearing the murphy door trim means it needs to be flush. Going with sliding doors would have been far easier or finding hinges that could have cleared the 1" trim for those trying to build this. this was my first but prob not my last as it was challenging but "fun".

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