175 degree cabinet door hinge

Put these on a "hidden" closet door and they work perfect. They have a slow closer bit closer tight. They are a little hard to install because they are stiff. However they are well built and been going strong for over a year now.

Used these for my crawlspace door. Easy to install and have worked well to hold the floor door open and not have to lift the whole thing. I like the way the hydraulic adjustable hinge moves so the door doesn't fall back when open. Super happy with the purchase.

I really like these hinges. They prop up the lid of my cabinet well like I wanted. The only thing about them is that it was difficult to figure out where to screw them in. I couldn’t find any instructions on Amazon, and the hinges don’t come with any. I basically just had to guess and hope for the best. Somehow I got them right the first time, but I was stressed. Part of the difficulty in my case too was that I was using them on a lid, so I could only access the hinge when the lid was open. They also aren’t as “soft closing” when a heavy lid. Just something to be aware of.

Those are great of great quality. However, don't use them for small doors. Unless you are working with some heavy doors, they are not the best to use. With small doors, you will have to put a lot of pressure to pull the door out as these tend to be really strong and have too much spring power. With heavier doors, the weight of the door overcomes the strengths and makes the operation of these hinges much smoother.

Perfect for hidden floor hatch door. I was afraid these would be too flimsy bit they work great. I'm adding struts for the extra support. I wanted something that wouldn't bind when opening the hatch, but also close flush and this works perfect.

Had an extremely heavy trap door 2'x4' made from 1 1/2 inch thick tongue and groove pine (which you don't find anymore). Looked all over for a hidden hinge that was strong enough and able to hold such a thick door. This did the trick. I did use longer screws however since the ones supplied seemed too small for the weight of my door. The hinges are really hard to open and close by hand (at least for this 74 year old woman) but I found that attaching them to the door first in a closed position, then lowering the door and marking the holes for the side attachment while below grade worked. (Not recommended if you are claustrophobic :-) ) Once secure, the trap door opened like a charm. Very pleased, highly recommend.

Hinges work great- pushing out a 1/2 inch to get around framework. A few people commented that it was difficult to position the hinge since there are no instructions and the hinge needs to be closed to position it properly. SOLUTION: All you need to do is use a small scrap of wood to get the location right. Once you have the hinge mounted on your base on that one side, copy the location on the other. Use the scrap lid to mark the position of the hinge on your actual lid. Just make sure the scrap of wood is small enough so you can close it whole way and still see the hinge.

Not bad to install, but couldn't hold up a helium balloon. I'm glad I did a test run before planning several other cabinets around them.