What is the difference between the screw on vs the knock in versions of this hinge? They look the same to me
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If you are replacing an existing hinge go with exactly what you have currently. Otherwise I'm not sure but I have screw in and they have lasted forever.
1936862
I can't really tell you......I was replacing existing hinges and put the screws back in the same holes.
358636
Hi Peter. All of our handles match our hinges. The handles are purely up to your tastes and likes and your preference really. We have more of a selection on our website, www.accessgaragedoor.com, however they are not on sale as they are on Amazon. Some customers like the door knockers, others like a contemporary handle, such as #1072 on our website. Both of the handles that we have listed on Amazon, would match those hinges you purchased, but again it is purely what you personally would like to see on your garage door. If you need further help, I could give you some suggestions if you could send me a picture of your garage door. If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks!
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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 believe that is the same model I was replacing. We kept the old trim kit-- although they didn't advise it--3 out of 4 screws matched, which was enough. We had to gerryrig it a little so the door would open okay, but it works. Trim kit is not an exact match (old one is curved; new one is straight on top.) The newer model is listed as 13 3/4"; old one is listed at 13", but it still seemed to work okay. The wattage of the new one is slightly lower also--old one was 1200 watts; new one is 1100. Hope that helps.
1294511
I'm not sure about that, but the pair of them are exactly the same so you can flip them around for either door. I'm saving my spare in case it breaks again.
1337983
One lays flat and the other is inset. We had to take one of the old hinges and compare it and discovered we needed the one that lays flat. We had to send the first order back because it was not the same as our old hinges.
1897608
If you are replacing existing hinges you do not need the plastic that in on the screws. Take the plastic off, set the screw (do not strip) is all you need to do! Hope this will help you out!
1229813
Sorry, mine came with screws. The screws were round head wood screws 1/2 inch long. Any hinge screw should work.
271483
Is it the latch or the hinge? I made changes on the hinge by using a piece of 1/2 inch copper tubing the same length as the hinge and then cutting it on one side and straightening the sides out to make it the same shape as the plastic hinge. Then I drilled a hole to attach with a flat head screw. With the changes I have made, the cooler doors fit better than the way the factory made it. If it is the latch, I can't help you as I have not had a problem with it.
130174
We have the same unit where the hinge is locted on the left. The model for that unit is MWR-541-BL-C.
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I dont think there is a difference. It is a door knob on one end and the unit as pictured above. I can not tell how it would make a difference what hand you are
228164
yes they are the same, I used the orginial screws and it comes with a packet of screws.
2117623
Robert is right. The hinge takes up 1" of usable space. Make sure you line up the door with the lower door. Mine was 1/4" difference.
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The one difference i have noticed with these, as opposed to the older ones, is that they (manufacture) inverted the "3" holes that screw to the door itself.When i replaced my older ones i had to drill new holes for the doors only. The total length of hinge is 2 3/4. (two hole length) the width is 1 1/4 (the three hole width). I measured what attaches to the cabinet and attaches to the door. Hope that helps.
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They're self-tapping. Just screw them in.I wasn't exactly impressed by the provided screws and the location of the holes pre-drilled in the metal brackets, though. So, I drilled new holes and used better screws. The standard hardware will work. Mine will just work better.
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No, I believe the hinge bolt configuration is different, as well as the general shape of the mount.