Does this hinge require bored holes?
1729113
This hinge requires what is commonly referred to as a 'mouse ears' cut out. It is a rectangular cutout in the glass with two "mouse ears" at the inner corners.
1018269
No, it has to have 4 holes drilled, 2 each side. But with animals, I have found it the most effective. And though basic wood color, I believe it can be spray painted to blend in better. It is also one of the taller gates. Best of all for me, it swings either way and is easy to open and close. And it can betaken down if their are guests. Though drilling the holes leaves marks these can be filled with wood putty and stained if the gate is removed.
1989581
I would think so. I would like this to be a little stonger on the hinge but I love it.
1304437
Shin, No need to make a hole. It comes with a hook that will hang from the door. You can use any doors you'd like in your home. That's what I liked about this. I bought this for my grandson when he visits. He is only 1-1/2 years old so when I move from room to room I take the goal. I hope this helps you. Oh and by the way, we love it.
930923
Short version is no, the hinge is molded plastic continuous with the body and the lid. However there are two metal hinge pins. I have owned many of these footlockers for use on mission trips to Africa and other places, they have been overloaded stacked and abused and the hinges have never failed. I recommend this product.
786763
Ours had no holes also. It doesn't need them, the wood is soft. I didn't even have to pre-drill. I just centered the seat and pushed it tight against the back as I turned it upside down on a table, then screwed it on. They turned out beautiful. Hope this helps!
1398496
No -- it's a rigid plastic with no hinges, but it does disassemble. Not elegantly mind you, but it does disassemble and if you travel a lot, perhaps you can do it rather quickly but I'm of the opinion the designers didn't have travel in mind.
388642
Not the best use for these hinges. You have to recess [bore] into the plywood and you wouldn't have much "meat" left. Blum hinges are an excellent choice for cabinet hinging
2117962
Unfortunately the hinge areas are stamped plastic--not actual articulated plastic hinges per se. I'm afraid that's likely an indication long-term usage isn't an option with this particular one, either.
2079904
Hmmm, I haven't tried this myself but I would have to think the hinges would prohibit from doing a circle. Sorry =(
2246195
No. The pre drilled holes for the hinges and screws determine the way the door opens.
1087577
probably. just need to set back the carcass side of the hinge an extra1/8 inch. As always, a trial run first on scrap can save trouble
145939
No it is a simple hinge. if it does come off, you can bend the tabs in which retain the top to make it work right.
2187306
It does not have holes. You could add them if you require them to hold it in place.
1524826
Not really. The hinge location recesses have been chiseled out already. I guess it would be possible theoretically, but it would take a lot of hassle and woodworking.
13586
As I recall, the measurements for the hole placements were included in the product description. I measured the holes in the old hinges and they were the same. The important thing here is that the corners are the same radius. Good luck!
936011
Yes, it is designed to open the entire way (180 deg). The hinge also has a slot in it so if you want you can only open it up to 90 deg and it will stay there, while fixing waffles for example.