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Knife Hinges

Knife hinges are the flat-styled cabinet hinges.  Typically, knife hinges go in areas where semi-concealment is necessary because their flat and compact design makes them suitable for the part.  They can also be known as Pivot Hinges as well.  Click here to learn more about knife hinges.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are knife hinges?

Knife hinges are concealed pivot-style hinges that allow cabinet doors or panels to open smoothly while remaining mostly hidden when closed. They are commonly used in high-end cabinetry and furniture because they create a clean, minimalist look without visible hinge hardware.

What are knife hinges used for?

Knife hinges are primarily used for: Cabinet doors Custom furniture High-end built-ins Overlay and inset cabinet applications Concealed door designs They are ideal when you want a door to pivot open cleanly without traditional exposed hinges.

Are knife hinges concealed?

Yes. Knife hinges are designed to be mostly hidden when the door is closed. Only a small pivot point may be visible depending on installation style, making them popular for modern and luxury cabinetry.

What is the difference between knife hinges and pivot hinges?

Knife hinges are a type of pivot hinge, but they are typically smaller and designed specifically for cabinetry. Knife hinges are commonly used on cabinet doors and furniture. Larger pivot hinges are used for full-size doors and architectural applications. Knife hinges are ideal when you need a compact, concealed pivot mechanism.

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