Franklin Brass(10-Pack) Self-Closing Cabinet Hinges 1/2' Semi-Wrap Overlay for Cabinet Doors Kitchen/Cabinets/Cupboards/Furniture, Satin Nickel H01915K-SN-B

They were easy to install, absolutely no issue with product. Look great. Excellent quality and great value. Do wish they sold small pkg as well since I need 14 more but have to buy 2 10pks. Thank you. Great quality, price. Holes matched up on doors. Frame holes different but originals were 35 year old and no one seems to have the same but these did fit perfectly.

Nice finish, good quality,would recommend.

These hinges aren't as common as they used to be and are hard to find. I was glad to find these at an affordable price and they appear to be decent quality and looked exactly like the ones I was replacing. I guess I measured wrong neither the 1/4 or 1/2 fit my cabinets. Do your homework on how to measure for these because the manufacturers on Amazon use different terminology for wrap and partial/full overlay hinges, and you can't just go by the pictures.

Lines up easily! Works like I wanted and so easy to install.

We have an old strange house with 6’ ceilings in the added on kitchen and bathroom. So yeah, strange cabinets. These are incredible! It was sooo hard to find the right size. Once we figured out which side went where it was totally easy. Has everything with it, screws and all. Couldn’t beat the price either. These open and close so nicely. I’d recommend them to anyone!

Replaced old brass hinges for an updated llok to my kitchen cabi ets. Quality is good, performed as expected, color nice.

Franklin Brass Self-Closing, 1/2" Semi-Wrap Cabinet Door Overlay Hinges, Satin Nickel H01915K-SN-BThe most used and largest cabinet door in our kitchen, would no longer close on its own. The self-close spring mechanism had weakened in the 25 years since installation. I replaced those hinges and added a third using these hinges -- which were identical to those I purchased 25 years ago. They work perfectly.Opening and closing an old hinge by hand, compared to one of these new hinges, shows a huge difference in spring strength, so it's worth replacing any where the door no longer closes those last few inches on its own.If replacing old hinges, take two close-up photos of a hinge -- one with a door closed and one with that door opened from the inside. Then, match those photos with product photos of hinges available on Amazon to find it. If it's still made, you should find what you need. That's what I did -- the identical product.

Having a 37 year old house, some of the cabinet hinges were worn, and broke after years of use. Even though our original hinges have a 3/8" overlay, these 1/2" overlay hinges were close enough to work as replacements. Even the hinge holes lined up almost perfect with the holes in the door and cabinet. Now the exact appearance didn't match our original hinges, but we only needed 4 to match in our bathroom, and replaced them all. Good quality hinge for the money, and hopefully these last for at least 37 years!