I am concerned about the length of the screws going through my cabinet door panel? How long are they?
1641551
I installed this awhile back, but i had to make sure the screw was going through the thickest part of my cabinet. If your cabinets are very thin, it might not work with the provided screws and you might have to get smaller ones at the hardware store. You could reinforce the organizer on the door with some sticky tape too if you need to use smaller screws.
1641552
Am not sure how long they are ... it was awhile ago. Don't remember if we used the ones supplied with the product or purchased others, but we have had no problem with the screws going through the doors. You could simply buy others if you feel they are too long after measuring. Love this product.
1641553
Too long. Use other screws. I covered this in my review when I posted it. Nobody's cabinets are as long as these screws. Can't measure them. We threw them out.
1641554
Agree with other replies, screws are cheap if you need shorter ones. I like the product well enough to have used it in multiple homes. Go for it.
1641555
Don't recall, or whether I actually used them. My guess is 1/2 to 3/4. Would probably not go through a 3/4 inch frame, but I would be careful putting them into panel except where it is also that thick.
140294
I'm not sure what you are asking. I was replacing my old cabinet hinges and got exactly the same measurements I was needing. From the middle of the top hole on the long part to the middle of the bottom hole is 2 1/8". My other holes fit except I had to drill a few more deeper to get the new screw in. I was also short a screw so I was glad I kept some of my old white ones. I used a black sharpie to color over the white & put it on a lower cabinet.
2138042
Correct - screws are short. We bought cabinet screws from lumber yard and clipped them to length with a heavy pair of pliers Please note these screws had blank spaces ( no threads) to clip otherwise you may ruin the screw. Unfortunately going to the lumber yard is an added step - the knobs look sharp for the price.
1121526
Sorry, can't find the mount package right now, as I use it free-standing. If I recall, the screws appeared to be about 3/4"; if so, given the thickness of the mount itself, should work fine on std. 3/4" cabinet frames. Of course, if the screws are too deep for your application, or not deep enough, replacements to suit should only cost $.50 or so.
981751
The screws were 1/2" long and you can use industrial strength double sided tape also or instead of. We used the screws onto cupboard of our RV and the tape at bottom to avoid rattles..Instructions are included. It is wonderful and we were able to cut it down to our size cupboard. We have a B Class, M/Home. I love it and so safe.
279590
My installation was a two-piece door that was hinged along the length of the door. In addition, the hinge was at the corner of the cabinet.The only adjustment that my installation required was a 1/8 inch relief in the mounting surface where the Blum hinge attached to the cabinet wall; which I accomplished with a Stanley SurForm file. It would be helpful if a picture of my installation could be posted.
1853394
1/4" inches, it didn't fit my door so I had to use sheet metal screws to attach it.
1176652
The screws are 5/8" long, but the bracket itself takes up 1/8", so they should work. My door was around 1/2" and they didn't come through. If in doubt, I would use 1/2" pan head screws.
279593
My installation was a two-piece door that was hinged along the length of the door. In addition, the hinge was at the corner of the cabinet. The only adjustment that my installation required was a 1/8 inch relief in the mounting surface where the Blum hinge attached to the cabinet wall; which I accomplished with a Stanley SurForm file. It would be helpful if a picture of my installation could be posted.
1446561
The screws that I received were short enough for the 5/8" thick desk top, but I did not think that they were large enough to securely fasten the keyboard drawer to the desk top that I had, especially in particle board. I believe that I used either No. 8 or No. 10 size, 1/2" long sheet metal screws.
1369660
I already installed the new one under the cabinet and so it's not easy to measure. However, I measured the old one that I still have and it's 4.5 ft long. The new one should be the same length as the old one.
603242
Sorry, my husband installed them, so I'm not sure. They were the right length for our cabinets though. Since cabinet depths differ, you can always buy the size you need if the ones provided are not right for you. Screws aren't that expensive.
1616186
The screws that come with the hinge are Stainless Steel and I THINK they are about a #4 Flat head screw about 5/8" long, about the size screw use in old Kitchen Cabinet Door Hinges. I did not use the screws that came with the Hinge for my project, instead I used Stainless Steel Flat Phillips Machine Screw 6-32 X 3/4" with at Locking Nut. What came with the Hinge and what I used, both where flat to the top of the hinge when installed. Hope this helped.
256573
Sorry, I can't remember for sure. I just know I needed 12-13 inches to reach the edge of my cabinets and it was greater than that. Maybe 16" or better. The whole bracket was very heavy for my purpose also, keep that in mind. You'll need a good stud or two to tap into.
1441343
I purchased four lag bolts/screws at The Home Depot, and installed in the ceiling. I think they are 3 inches long.
1861501
I didn't measure them,but I thought the same...instead I countersank the screws.Better,as the screw head is not visible! Hope this helps
869970
Take those screws with you to a hardware store and get them a little longer. You might want to measure from the bottom of the metal where screw goes in to the top of the board. that way you don't get them to long. I had the same problem. You have to do it yourself. Hope that helps. Orlando