Shop face frame cabinet hinges for doors mounted to a front wood frame. Compare adjustable 105° concealed hinges, a precise 5/8-inch overlay option and a 90° full-overlay hinge for restricted door swing.
The strongest in-stock face-frame choices appear first. The 90° hinge stays visible at the end while sold out so shoppers can review its fit and restock status without leading the collection with an unavailable product.
Adjustable concealed hinges for framed cabinets; choose the product variant that matches the required door overlay.
For a door measured to overlap the cabinet opening by 5/8 inch; confirm the listed cabinet fit and drilling details.
For full-overlay face-frame doors that should stop near 90° to avoid a wall, appliance or adjacent cabinet.
Face frame hinges are selected for cabinets with a wood frame attached around the front opening. Confirm that construction first, then match the door overlay, opening angle and drilling pattern.
A face-frame cabinet has visible rails and stiles around the opening. The hinge or mounting plate attaches to that front frame rather than directly to a frameless box side.
Compare face frame vs frameless →Overlay is how far the closed door covers the face-frame opening. A 5/8-inch overlay is one exact measurement, not a universal face-frame hinge size.
View the 5/8-inch overlay option →Use 105° for many standard cabinet doors and 90° where swing must be restricted. Then confirm cup, plate, screw spacing and adjustment details.
Compare 105° and 90° →Face Frame is the cabinet-construction category. For door-position guidance without a face-frame constraint, use the dedicated Overlay & Inset collection.
For full-overlay face-frame doors, choose the hinge by actual overlay measurement and required swing. The angle controls door travel; it does not replace fit verification.
The 105° adjustable face-frame hinge is the primary option for many standard cabinet-door applications and offers multiple overlay variants on its product page.
Shop 105° face frame hinges →Choose the 90° full-overlay face-frame hinge when the door must avoid a wall, appliance or neighboring cabinet. Review current availability before planning the installation.
View 90° hinge / restock status →A 5/8-inch overlay means the closed door overlaps the cabinet opening by 5/8 inch. Use this product only when your measured fit and product specifications agree.
Shop 5/8-inch overlay hinges →The cabinet front determines where the hinge mounts and which product family should be considered. Keep this distinction separate from full overlay, half overlay or inset door position.
| Selection Point | Face Frame Cabinets | Frameless Cabinets | Best Berta Store Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet Front | A wood frame surrounds the cabinet opening. | No separate front frame; the box side forms the front edge. | Face Frame Hinges |
| Hinge Mounting | The hinge or plate mounts to the front frame. | The mounting plate attaches directly to the cabinet-box side. | Overlay & Inset Hinge Types |
| Door Fit | Measure how far the door overlays the face-frame opening. | Confirm full overlay, half overlay or inset relative to the box side. | Use the exact product-page measurements. |
| Soft Close | Available in the 105°, 5/8-inch and 90° options shown on this page. | Available across dedicated frameless full-overlay, half-overlay, inset and wide-angle products. | All Soft Close Hinges |
Cabinet construction and door position are separate decisions. A face-frame cabinet can use different overlay measurements, while “full overlay” by itself does not prove that a hinge fits a face-frame installation.
Follow this order so the cabinet construction, overlay, opening range and drilling pattern all match.
Confirm that the cabinet has front rails and stiles and identify exactly where the existing hinge or mounting plate attaches.
Measure the closed-door overlap, door thickness and current hinge-cup location. Do not assume every framed cabinet uses the same overlay.
Use 105° for typical access or 90° to limit swing. For a known 5/8-inch overlay, verify the dedicated product specifications.
Compare cup size and depth, screw spacing, plate geometry, adjustment system and included hardware before drilling or replacing a hinge.
Use these guides after confirming the cabinet construction and product fit. Product-page measurements remain the final reference for drilling and adjustment.
Review hinge families and the measurements to confirm before selecting a face-frame product.
See the mounting sequence and how adjustment screws help align a cabinet door after installation.
Explore supporting cabinet hardware and how hinge selection fits into the full installation workflow.
Estimate hinge quantity using door height and standard spacing guidance, then confirm product requirements for unusually large or heavy doors.
Use the Hinge Quantity CalculatorThe products in this face-frame collection use soft-close damping. Review the full comparison when deciding between damped and standard spring-closing hardware.
Read the Full ComparisonUse the dedicated collection that matches the cabinet construction, door geometry or specialty application. These links remain below the face-frame product choices.
Browse the complete hinge selection across cabinet constructions and applications.
Browse quiet-closing hinges across face-frame, frameless and specialty cabinet layouts.
Choose by full overlay, half overlay or inset door position.
Specialty hinges for corner cabinets, folding doors and wide-angle access.
Shop opening restrictors, limiters and supporting hinge accessories.
They are hinges selected for cabinets with a wood frame around the front opening. The hinge or mounting plate must match that framed construction, the door overlay and the product drilling pattern.
A face-frame cabinet has visible wood rails and stiles surrounding the opening. A frameless cabinet has no separate front frame, and the hinge plate mounts directly to the cabinet-box side.
Start with a hinge made for face-frame construction, then match the actual overlay, opening angle, cup dimensions, screw spacing, mounting location and door thickness. “Face frame” alone is not a complete fit specification.
It means the closed door overlaps the cabinet opening or face-frame edge by 5/8 inch. Measure the existing door position and confirm the 5/8-inch hinge product specifications before ordering.
Use 105° for many standard kitchen cabinet doors. Use 90° where swing should be restricted to avoid a wall, appliance or adjacent cabinet. The hinge must still match the overlay and drilling requirements.
Yes, the three current products shown in this collection are soft-close options. Review each product page for its exact opening angle, overlay variant, adjustment system, included hardware and current availability.
Follow the exact product instructions and make small adjustments one axis at a time. Before drilling, confirm cup size and depth, screw spacing, mounting position, overlay and door thickness. The installation videos above provide general support.
The quantity depends on door height, weight, material and hardware specifications. Use the Berta Store Hinge Quantity Calculator, then confirm the product guidance for large or heavy doors.
Send clear photos of the cabinet front, old hinge and mounting plate together with the overlay, cup, screw-spacing and door-thickness measurements. Berta Store can also help with pack quantities, warehouse pickup questions and multi-cabinet projects.
