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Lazy Susan Cabinet Hinges for Corner Kitchen Cabinets

Shop 135° and 165° Lazy Susan cabinet hinges for corner kitchen cabinets. Compare a 165° self-closing option, a 135° corner hinge and a 165° soft-close option, then confirm the required angle and product fit before ordering.

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Shop Corner & Lazy Susan Cabinet Hinges

Compare all three in-stock options below. Start with the 165° self-closing hinge, then review the 135° hinge and the 165° soft-close alternative. Availability and pricing update automatically from Shopify.

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Angle & closing-style guide

135° vs 165° Lazy Susan Cabinet Hinges

Customers compare both angles, but the correct choice depends on the existing corner-door system and the hinge specification it requires. A 165° hinge is not an automatic replacement for a 135° hinge.

Self-close and soft-close are different.

A self-closing hinge pulls the door shut. A soft-close hinge adds damping during the final closing movement. Match both the angle and the closing action.

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OptionOpening AngleClosing ActionDoor ApplicationChoose It WhenMatching Product
165° Self-Closing165°Self-closingCorner / Lazy Susan cabinet doorsThe existing system calls for a 165° hinge and self-closing action.Shop 165° Self-Closing
135° Corner Hinge135°Confirm on product pageCorner / Lazy Susan cabinet doorsThe existing hinge or door layout specifically requires a 135° hinge.Shop 135° Hinges
165° Soft Close165°Damped soft closeCorner / Lazy Susan cabinet doorsThe system requires 165° movement and a softer, damped final close.Shop 165° Soft Close

For replacement projects, compare the old hinge, both mounting points and every product-page dimension before ordering. Do not select a corner hinge only from the cabinet name or visible arm shape.

Corner cabinet hinge types

Types of Lazy Susan Hinges

This collection keeps the broad corner-cabinet choices together while each angle- and close-specific product handles the exact specification.

135°

135° Lazy Susan Hinges

Use the 135° product when the existing hinge or corner-door layout requires that angle. Do not substitute a 165° hinge without confirming compatibility.

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165°

165° Self-Closing Hinges

Choose this version when the corner-door system requires a 165° hinge with self-closing action rather than hydraulic soft-close damping.

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165°

165° Soft Close Hinges

Choose the soft-close product when the same 165° angle is required with damping during the final part of closing.

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Not looking for a corner or Lazy Susan hinge?

Generic soft-close, overlay, inset and face-frame requirements belong to their dedicated hinge collections rather than this specialty corner-door family.

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Before ordering

How to Match a Lazy Susan or Corner Cabinet Hinge

Use the current door system and existing hardware as the starting point. The cabinet name alone does not identify the exact replacement hinge.

1

Identify the Door System

Confirm that the hinge belongs to a corner or Lazy Susan cabinet-door arrangement, including any linked or folding-door movement.

2

Confirm 135° or 165°

Match the angle required by the existing hinge and door layout. Do not assume the wider angle is interchangeable.

3

Choose the Closing Action

For 165° options, distinguish self-closing from damped soft close. For the 135° option, verify the exact product details.

4

Verify Product Fit

Compare the existing hinge, mounting arrangement and all dimensions shown on the product page before drilling or replacing hardware.

Replacement-hinge warning: photograph the full door system and both sides of the current hinge before removal. A matching angle alone does not confirm fit.
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Choose, Install & Adjust Corner Cabinet Hinges

Keep these guides below the products and comparison table. They support selection and installation without delaying access to the three available hinge options.

Choose the Right Cabinet Hinge

Review the main hinge categories and the product-fit checks to make before ordering corner cabinet hardware.

Install & Adjust Soft-Close Hinges

Use this general guide when reviewing the 165° soft-close option, then follow the exact product instructions and measurements.

Complete the Cabinet Hardware Project

Explore supporting cabinet hardware and how specialty corner hinges fit into the larger installation workflow.

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How Many Hinges Does Your Cabinet Door Need?

Estimate hinge quantity using door height and standard spacing guidance, then confirm the requirements of the selected corner hinge.

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Understand closing action

Soft Close vs Standard Cabinet Hinges

Review how damped soft-close hardware differs from standard or self-closing action before choosing between the two 165° Lazy Susan options.

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Common buying questions

Corner & Lazy Susan Cabinet Hinge FAQ

What are Lazy Susan cabinet hinges?

They are specialty hinges used in corner cabinet-door systems. This collection lets you compare Berta Store’s 135° and 165° options instead of choosing from generic cabinet hinges.

What are the main types of Lazy Susan hinges on this page?

The current collection includes a 135° Lazy Susan hinge, a 165° self-closing Lazy Susan hinge and a 165° soft-close Lazy Susan hinge. Each product page contains its exact specifications.

Should I choose a 135° or 165° Lazy Susan hinge?

Match the angle required by the existing hinge and corner-door layout. Do not choose 165° only because it opens wider, and do not replace a 135° hinge without verifying that the product and mounting arrangement are compatible.

What is the difference between self-closing and soft-close Lazy Susan hinges?

A self-closing hinge pulls the door shut. A soft-close hinge adds damping during the final closing movement. Compare the 165° self-closing option with the 165° soft-close option.

How do I identify the angle of my existing corner cabinet hinge?

Start with any product markings and the existing cabinet-door movement, then compare the complete old hinge and both mounting points with the 135° and 165° product details. Send photos and measurements when the angle is uncertain.

Can I replace a Lazy Susan hinge by matching the angle alone?

No. Also compare the full hinge shape, mounting arrangement, product dimensions, door system and closing action. A matching 135° or 165° label does not by itself confirm fit.

Are these hinges used for folding or bi-fold corner cabinet doors?

Some corner cabinet systems use linked or folding doors, but compatibility depends on the exact door geometry and hinge system. Confirm the individual product specifications before ordering.

How many Lazy Susan hinges do I need per cabinet door?

The quantity depends on the door system, size, weight and product specifications. Use the Berta Store Hinge Quantity Calculator, then confirm the requirements of the selected product.

Need Help Matching a Corner Cabinet Hinge?

Send clear photos of the complete corner-door system, the old hinge and both mounting points. Include the angle and closing style when known. Berta Store can also help with pack quantities, warehouse pickup and multi-cabinet projects.

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Hinge Installation Guide

Need Help Adjusting Your Cabinet Hinges?

After choosing the right Lazy Susan hinge, proper adjustment helps keep cabinet doors aligned and operating smoothly. See our visual, screw-by-screw guide to learn how concealed cabinet hinges are adjusted for height, side-to-side alignment, and door depth.

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