Face Mount means I would need to miter my current doors. I need overlay. Will these work without any mitering?
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The hinges will mount flush to the face frame and flush with the back side of the door. No mitering. This presumes that your doors overlay the opening created by the face frame. I installed 50 of these hinges in my kitchen. The new screw holes did not match up with old holes.
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i have older cabinets (late 70's) i didnt need to miter, but i did need to redo all the holes. for some reason the new ones "amerock" didnt match the previous hole placement. i actually had amerock originally. the holes flipped, instead of the middle hole being at the top... it was previously next to the hinge. really wasnt a problem at all. just had to make all new holes, the hinge covered the old holes too. they work great and look really nice. hope that helped you.
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i have older cabinets (late 70's) i didnt need to miter, but i did need to redo all the holes. for some reason the new ones "amerock" didnt match the previous hole placement.i actually had amerock originally. the holes flipped, instead of the middle hole being at the top... it was previously next to the hinge. really wasnt a problem at all. just had to make all new holes, the hinge covered the old holes too. they work great and look really nice. hope that helped you.
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No. Mitering needed. Used these to replace 26 hinges on 30 year old cabinets. These are overlay. Other than having to make some new holes these fit perfectly. They completely covered the old holes. Nice looking at a great price. I'll see if I can post pictures on my previous review.
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I have used several different doors in the past of a similar style. I have always in the past used them as a semi-permanent solution and I believe that it is possible to do the same with this door. I have actually made this installation permanent as I have mounted the panel on the stationary side of the door. It was suggested tibdi this as an alternative solution and Iam happy iI did it that way. Just be aware that if you mount it on the siding side or the stationary side you are lossing pass thr space
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Yes. I installed mine on a double panel door. I filled in the gap with wood filler where the door indented for the panel. It is strictly a cosmetic issue and work work just fine without the filler but I wanted it to look smooth.
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Cosmetic. You can make them work if you want by installing your own hinges.
1266100
I do not have exact information now as I am away. However a small and basic mount should be OK. My friends actually just did them even without mount
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It would work as long as there isn't a lot of detail on the door faces. All other surfaces would be okay.
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I don't know what these other people are thinking, but trust me, I purchased these myself for a kitchen renovation I did myself. These are designed for doors that DO NOT "sit on the face of the cabinet box". These are specifically meant for flush mounted doors. There is another model that is offset if you want gave mounted doors.For the record I did not like these because the name was stamped into the metal. I thought it was really ugly and the picture online didn't show that.
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I was able to install without morticing on both of my doors, you should be able to as well unless your door/jamb is tighter than usual, if you have an 1/8" or more you'll be good.
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Yes you should be able to do that. I would call sight Mark and give them the model numbers and see if they work together or if you will need another type of mount to make them work
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I have a Hitachi 10" miter saw, and was able to mount the miter saw to the saw stand arms with only having to use a shorter bolt on one end of the arm. If a miter saw mount holes happen to no match up to the saw arm slot holes, there are instructions with the stand on how to mount the miter saw to a board and attach the saw arms to the board, so either way it will work. Also, recently bought a 12" compound beveled sliding miter saw and had no trouble mounting it to a second purchased set of stand arms.
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Great question. As I have a full face modular, I have no idea. Maybe the Sena website can answer this for you. Sorry.
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Cassey, Your frame would have to be 3/4 inches thick. These are designed for a 1/2 overlay. Which means the door would overlay the frame by 1/2 inch. As far as dimensions, the door could be any size. Hope this helpsDennis
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No, and any mount that is will not let you maintain a proper cheek weld. This usually not an issue though as your eye will not "see" the front sight any way.
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You can use your existing rails that come with the door, you have to use the new middle rail that comes with the unit unless the are the same (same brand)
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No they are not, It's a bare face bar to be applied to existing mounting brackets, It was a good price and worked great for me. I cleaned and painted existing mounts before applying the face bar.
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You can use any decora faceplate. I bought 3 and used a triple decora. Nice units.
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Yes. You will need a face plate that works with this and your other controls.