I am trying to install an inlay door that has two pull out drawers. There is no place to mount the inlay hinges because the wooden spacers are in the way
Hey Bob, thanks for your question. You are correct the POT vertical supports interfere with the inset hinge placement. Here are 2 common workarounds: The first method is to install the front POT vertical supports about 3″ back from the face frame (attach them to the cabinet sides only). Then you trim 3″ off the depth of the horizontal POT cleats (that mount to the glides) so they will fit into the newly located vertical cleats. The second method is to cut the two front vertical supports into 2 or 3 sections that will fit below/between/above the hinge brackets. You just want to make sure the notches line up with the back notch heights. If you need further clarification, feel free to reach out to your Sales Rep directly. Have a great day!
I have 3/8 inset cabinets in my kitchen. I can not find a soft self closing hinge. Can you help?
No, we dont sell any hinges for that application, but you may want to talk to a hardware supplier like cabinetparts.com or rockler.com
I am trying to install an inlay door that has two pull out drawers. There is no place to mount the inlay hinges because the wooden spacers are in the way
Hey Bob, thanks for your question. You are correct the POT vertical supports interfere with the inset hinge placement. Here are 2 common workarounds: The first method is to install the front POT vertical supports about 3″ back from the face frame (attach them to the cabinet sides only). Then you trim 3″ off the depth of the horizontal POT cleats (that mount to the glides) so they will fit into the newly located vertical cleats. The second method is to cut the two front vertical supports into 2 or 3 sections that will fit below/between/above the hinge brackets. You just want to make sure the notches line up with the back notch heights. If you need further clarification, feel free to reach out to your Sales Rep directly. Have a great day!