Explore our selection of Inset Cabinet Hinges — designed for cabinets where the door sits flush inside the cabinet frame (instead of overlapping it). Inset doors create a clean, custom-built look and are a popular choice for high-end kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, and furniture-style cabinetry.
Because inset doors fit within the cabinet opening, inset hinges typically require more precise alignment to achieve even reveals and smooth operation. Many styles are designed to make that process easier, and product-specific features can vary by hinge type and application.
For best results, confirm your cabinet construction, door thickness, and the exact inset/flush requirements before ordering. If replacing hinges, compare your existing hinge style and screw-hole pattern to help ensure a proper match.
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What are inset cabinet hinges?
Inset cabinet hinges are designed for cabinet doors that sit flush inside the cabinet frame when closed. The door fits within the cabinet opening rather than overlapping the face frame or cabinet front.
Why choose inset hinges instead of overlay hinges?
Inset hinges are used for inset doors, which create a flush, custom look. Overlay hinges are used when the door overlaps the cabinet frame. The right choice depends on how your cabinet doors are designed to sit when closed.
Are inset cabinet hinges harder to install?
Inset doors generally require more precise alignment to keep reveals even. Installation difficulty depends on the hinge style and your cabinet setup, but careful measuring and proper placement make a big difference in the final fit.
Will inset hinges work for heavier cabinet doors?
Many inset hinge options can be used for heavier doors, depending on the hinge model and the door size and weight. Review product specifications and consider the recommended number of hinges per door for larger or solid-wood doors.
Where are inset cabinet hinges commonly used?
Inset hinges are commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, furniture, vanities, and custom cabinetry projects where a flush, high-end cabinet appearance is desired.