DecoBasics 50 Pack 1/2 inch Overlay Soft Close Cabinet Hinges for Kitchen Cabinets Door -Concealed Self Closing Face Frame Cabinet Hinges Brushed Nickel -Built-in Soft Close Hinges Damper-3 Way Adjust

I recently replaced all the hinges in my home with more expensive ones from a national hardware store. I was happy with the end result. Not every hinge seemed to close at exactly the same rate but they were close enough and quiet. A while later I decided to do the same for my in-laws. I found these on Amazon at a significantly cheaper price than I paid for the ones in my own home and decided to give them a shot. They seem almost identical. Installed just as easily. But in my opinion close smoother and more uniform than the ones I used in my own home. I was very impressed as these performed better at a less expensive price.

These cabinet hinges are super easy to install and they work great! With 3 careless kids always slamming my cabinets, these were a no brainer. They look great and the doors now close slowly, but not too slow. I would recommend them to others.

Replaced all of our kitchen cabinet hinges. They work fine. Good price as well.

DecoBasics soft close hinges do what they are supposed to at a budget price. They are not quite as nice as Blum hinges. Blum hinges operate very smoothly, and when I've used them in the past I can get away with using 1 hinge on each cabinet door. DecoBasics operates a little more jerkily - if you slam the cabinet shut or push it fully closed, it rebounds and sort of bounces back open before falling slowly shut. I also found that even on smaller cabinet doors, you must install two hinges or it just doesn't catch a closing door as well, and it might still slam a little bit.I got a 50 pack of DecoBasics hinges for about $75, working out to about $1.50 per piece. Having to use two per cabinet door means each door costs about $3 to convert to soft close using DecoBasics parts. Conversely, Blum hinges are about $35 per 10 (depending on overlay), or about $3.50-$5 each, but you can use one hinge on each door unless you have a massive cabinet opening. Your mileage may vary.Other notes: the three way adjustable settings on these is great, and works well for making cabinet doors line up nicely. They come with screws preinstalled in a plastic plug on the door side of the hinge, which might be great if you are doing a fresh install. If you are retrofitting, you have to unscrew the hardware from every single hinge before you can use it, which doubles the time it takes to install.

Work great

I bought these January of 2023 and fit on all kitchen doors - it is now January 2025, I am once again updating kitchen (this time the countertop) and was reminded that these hinges have been awesome. At first I suspected they would fail, I bought more than I need as spares. I have not replaced one yet in a full house with heavy use. I installed these at my mothers house and she thought I was a sorcerer. Easy to install (install as fast as you are with screwdriver), fit nicely and greatly improve the noise and feel of the kitchen. Two downsides, you do need to dial in the fit if you can't copy it over from the prior hinges accurately and the other downside is they dont hold the doors quite as tight to the faceframe as the stock hinges (appears others have solved this issue). If you are thinking about it, based on the fact I took the time to write this, I say go for a nice inexpensive upgrade. I would add a picture but you've seen a kitchen cabinet and it works so eh .

These hinges were a great product for replacing hinges from 30 year old cabinets. They fit perfectly. Just a matter of replacing screws. And the soft close feature is a great improvement over old hinges. Quality seems to be very hood too. Try are very easily adjustable as well. Would advise to be very diligent in choosing the right size for your project. That is key to making the cabinet doors work perfectly when installing.

Easy to install, if you're replacing the same kind