Hinges
Replacing Broken Hinges
Replacement Hinge Instructions
If you purchased your cabinets from Corner Cabinet OR you can identify the hinge manufacturer name on the hinge itself…
Replacing an existing hinge starts with trying to identify the manufacturer. Their name is usually stamped on the hinge itself. If the cabinets were purchased through the Corner Cabinet, then the photos below in the Hinge Identification and Replacement section should help identify a hinge manufacturer our cabinet makers used. Your hinges are likely covered for replacement under warranty from the hinge manufacturer, so please follow instructions to contact the individual hinge manufacturer to work with them for replacement. If you purchased your cabinets from Corner Cabinet and cannot identify the hinge from the photos below, then please contact us. We may be able to identify the hinge manufacturer from your order history in our system.
If there is no identifier on your hinges AND you did not purchase your cabinets from the Corner Cabinet…
If there is no identifier and you did not purchase your cabinet/hinge through Corner Cabinet, then visit our friends at Rockler.com to go through their hinge buying guide. Be sure to watch their 5-minute video that walks you through all the options. This will help you determine the best replacement hinge for you. Don’t forget you can also upgrade any hinge with one that has the exact same fit to include new features like soft close mechanisms.
Pro Tip: If you have to replace several hinges, purchase one or two hinges first to be sure the size and overlay works on your cabinet doors before your purchase several hinges. Once you install the new hinge, if the overlay of the replacement hinge is incorrect, then your cabinet door will not close.
Amerock Hinges
Amerock Hinges either have an Amerock stamp or the letter A logo as shown in photos below.
Please visit this Amerock web page for instructions on replacements.
Blum Hinges
Blum Hinges have Blum stamped on them as shown in the photos below.
Blum products are covered by a limited warranty for the original homeowner. Please visit this Blum website page for instructions on replacements.
Grass America Hinges
Grass Hinges have either Grass stamped on them or a G* logo as shown in the photos below.
Grass America hinges are covered by a limited warranty for the original consumer. Please visit this Grass America web page web page for instructions on replacements.
Hettich Hinges
Hettich Hinges have Hettich stamped on them as shown in the photos below.
Hettich hinges are covered by a limited warranty for the original consumer. Please visit this Hettich web page for contact information.
Mepla Hinges
Mepla Hinges have either Mepla stamped on them or an M logo as shown in the photos below.
If you have a Mepla Hinge, you likely have a older cabinets. In 1998 Mepla merged with a company and became Mepla-Alfit. At the end of 2008, Mepla-Alfit was incorporated into Grass. Please visit the Grass America web page to work with them to determine a hinge replacement.
Miralis/Hettich Hinges
Hettich makes hinges for Miralis Cabinetry which have a Miralis name plate on them as shown in the photo below. The cabinet dealer you purchased your cabinets from can get replacements from Miralis. If you can not work through the dealer you purchased from then you will need to contact Hettich directly for warranty hinges.
Hettich hinges are covered by a limited warranty for the original consumer. Please visit this Hettich web page for contact information.
Salice Hinges
Salice Hinges have Salice stamped on them as shown in the photos below.
Salice hinges are covered by a limited warranty for the original consumer. Please visit this Salice web page for contact information.
Samet Hinges
Samet Hinges have Samet stamped on them as shown in the photos below.
Samet Hinges are made by Knape & Vogt. Please visit this Knape & Vogt web page for replacement instructions.
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