Cabinet Hinges

Hinges can start bending, creaking, discoloring, or wearing out over time, affecting the way cabinet doors fit and function. New hinges can give any set of cabinet doors a modern update, no matter how old they may be. Whether you are moving, remodeling, or trying to give your kitchen the facelift it deserves, you have come to the right place. As the top destination for cabinetry hardware, HardwareSource makes it easy to find the cabinet hinges and hardware you need for any kind of home project. Explore our selection today to find a wide range of hinge styles and finishes.

We offer a wide variety of kitchen cabinet hinges to suit all types of cabinet door configurations, including overlay, full inset, partial inset, and offset. Our selection is fully stocked with cupboard hinges made by top-of-the-line brands, such as Amerock, Blum, Brusso, Grass, Salice, Sugatsune, and more. Utilize our Shopping Options to narrow your search!

What kind of cabinet door hinges do you need?

• Overlay: a door that completely covers the cabinet opening, overlapping the case or face frame on all sides.

• Full Inset: a door that sits completely in the cabinet opening and is flush with the cabinet surface.

• Partial Inset: part of the door fits inside the cabinet opening and part of the door overlays the cabinet opening.

• Offset: nearly identical to the partial inset style, except that the hinge is surface-mounted and completely visible.

We offer an array of base materials to choose from!

Wondering what type of cupboard hinges to get? With a wide variety of base materials at the ready, finding the precise look you want for your kitchen hardware is easier than ever before. Each base material has its own set of characteristics.

• Aluminum: a lightweight metal that naturally generates a protective, rust-resistant coating. As the most abundant metal element in the world, aluminum offers an environmentally friendly choice for eco-minded homeowners.

• Brass: a yellow-gold metal alloy of copper and zinc, in varying proportions. Although zinc can cause brass to corrode, it does not rust. Depending on how the brass hinges are finished, they may develop a patina over time.

• Bronze: a yellow-brown metal alloy consisting of mostly copper and tin. Bronze provides the perfect mix of rust resistance, corrosion resistance, and strength. The surface of bronze may change and oxidize over time.

• Iron: a silvery-gray transition metal that is widely used to create steel alloys. Although they were once prevalent, cast iron and wrought iron hinges made today are usually repurposed from old products to achieve a vintage look.

• Steel: a silvery alloy of iron and trace amounts of other metals, such as carbon. Due to its impressive strength, low cost, and versatility, steel is one of the most commonly used metals in the world.

• Stainless Steel: a silvery alloy of steel and at least 10.5% chromium by mass, along with iron, nickel, and other elements. Stainless steel hinges are highly resistant to corrosion and rust.

• Zinc: a mineral that is widely used as a component in other metal alloys. Zinc die-cast hinges may not be as sturdy as brass, bronze, or steel products, but they are significantly less expensive.

Can’t seem to find the kitchen cabinet hinges you envisioned? Many of the hinges that we supply are available in copper, nickel, pewter, and other finishes. We also offer plastic and nylon hinges as well as restriction clips, dowels, mounting plates, screws, spacers, adapters, and other accessories that can help with the installation process. If you have any questions or need help finding a specific kind of cabinet hinge, please contact us today to receive additional information or further assistance.