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Overlay & Inset Cabinet Hinges – Frameless & Face Frame Options

Compare full overlay, half overlay and inset cabinet hinges for frameless and face-frame cabinets. Start with how the door sits on the cabinet, then choose the correct opening angle, closing style and adjustment system.

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Which Cabinet Hinge Type Do You Need?

The hinge type is determined mainly by the closed door position. Do not choose only by the opening angle—full overlay, half overlay and inset hinges create different door positions.

Full Overlay Hinges

The door covers the cabinet side or face-frame opening as fully as the selected overlay size allows. Common on modern frameless cabinets.

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Half Overlay Hinges

Two doors share one center cabinet partition, and each door covers only part of that shared panel. Most common on frameless cabinets.

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Inset Cabinet Hinges

The door sits inside the cabinet opening instead of covering it. Inset layouts require careful alignment and the correct hinge for the cabinet construction.

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Face frame or frameless?

A face-frame cabinet has a wood frame around the front opening. A frameless cabinet has no front frame—the hinge mounts directly to the cabinet box side. Confirm this before ordering.

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Products are ordered to lead shoppers from the clearest inset and full-overlay choices into half-overlay, face-frame and specialty-angle options.

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Side-by-side guide

Full Overlay vs Half Overlay vs Inset Cabinet Hinges

Use this table to match door position, cabinet construction and opening needs to the closest Berta Store hinge option. Always confirm the product-page measurements before drilling or replacing an existing hinge.

Hinge Type Closed Door Position Cabinet Construction Opening Closing / Adjustment Best Use Matching Option
Full Overlay Door covers the cabinet side or selected face-frame overlay area. Frameless; face-frame versions require the correct overlay size. Commonly 105°–110° Soft close or standard spring close; adjustment varies. Single doors and modern cabinet runs with maximum front coverage. 110° Full Overlay
Half Overlay Two doors share one center partition; each covers part of the panel. Frameless 110° Soft close · 6-way adjustable Double-door boxes, wardrobes and adjacent cabinet doors. 110° Half Overlay
Inset Door sits inside and flush with the cabinet opening. Depends on hinge design; Berta's matching 110° SKU is for frameless cabinets. 110° Soft close · 6-way adjustable Flush-door cabinetry requiring precise reveals and alignment. 110° Inset Hinges
Measured 5/8-Inch Overlay Door overlaps the cabinet opening by a specified 5/8 inch. Face frame or compatible frameless applications 105° Soft close · 3D adjustable Replacement or new installations where the overlay measurement is known. 5/8-Inch Overlay
Face-Frame Full Overlay Door covers part or most of the front frame based on the selected overlay variant. Face frame 90° or 105° Soft close; variant-specific adjustment. Traditional framed kitchen, closet and storage cabinets. 105° Face Frame
Wide-Opening Full Overlay Full overlay door with a larger swing range. Frameless 165° Hydraulic soft close Deep cabinets, wardrobes and layouts needing wider interior access. 165° Wide Opening
Angled Full Overlay Door mounts at a non-standard cabinet angle. Frameless specialty layouts -45°, -30°, 30°, 45° or 90° variants Soft close · 3D adjustable Diagonal cabinets, angled boxes and custom corner construction. Angled Hinges

Corner folding-door and Lazy Susan hinges are a separate specialty category. Browse the Corner & Lazy Susan Hinges collection instead of selecting them only by overlay type.

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How to Identify the Correct Cabinet Hinge

Follow this order so the hinge type, cabinet construction and drilling pattern all match.

1

Identify Cabinet Construction

Check whether the cabinet has a front face frame or is a frameless box. The mounting plate and hinge geometry are not interchangeable.

2

Check the Closed Door Position

Determine whether the door fully covers the side, shares a center panel with another door, sits inside the opening or uses a measured overlay.

3

Choose Opening & Closing Style

Use 105° or 110° for standard access, 90° for restricted swing and 165° for wide access. Then choose soft close or standard spring close.

4

Confirm Drilling & Plate Details

Compare cup diameter, cup depth, screw spacing, mounting plate, door thickness and overlay measurement on the product page before drilling.

Replacement-hinge warning: matching only the opening angle or the visible arm shape is not enough. Photograph the old hinge, record every measurement and confirm the cabinet style before ordering.
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How to Choose, Install & Adjust Cabinet Hinges

Watch the guides before installation to review hinge selection, mounting and final cabinet-door adjustment.

Choose the Right Berta Cabinet Hinge

Review Berta Store hinge options and the key differences shoppers should confirm before selecting a product.

Install & Adjust Soft-Close Hinges

See the installation sequence and how adjustment screws help align cabinet doors after mounting.

Complete the Cabinet Hardware Project

Explore supporting cabinet hardware and how hinge selection fits into the larger installation workflow.

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How Many Hinges Does Your Cabinet Door Need?

Estimate hinge quantity using cabinet-door height and standard hinge-spacing guidance before ordering packs for the project.

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Compare the correct hinge type first, then select the pack quantity and product variant. The current second-pack discount is applied automatically at checkout.

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Browse Cabinet Hinges by Construction, Feature or Application

Use these dedicated collections when your primary need is broader than overlay versus inset.

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All Cabinet Hinges

Browse the complete cabinet hinge selection across all types and applications.

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86° Cabinet Hinge Restrictor Clips – Angle Limiter for European Soft-Close Hinges - Berta Store

Hinge Accessories

Shop opening restrictors, limiters and supporting hinge accessories.

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Full Overlay Cabinet Hinges Soft Close 110° – 3D Adjustable - Berta Store

Soft-Close Hinges

Browse hinges by quiet-closing feature across cabinet constructions.

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105° Soft Close Hinges – Face Frame, 6-Way Adjustable Concealed - Berta Store

Face Frame Hinges

Hinge options made for cabinets with a front wood frame.

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135° Lazy Susan Cabinet Hinges for Corner Cabinets - Berta Store

Corner & Lazy Susan Hinges

Specialty hinges for corner cabinets, folding doors and wide-angle access.

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Common buying questions

Overlay & Inset Cabinet Hinge FAQ

What is the difference between overlay and inset cabinet hinges?

Overlay hinges position the closed door over the cabinet side or face-frame opening. Inset hinges position the door inside the cabinet opening so it sits flush or nearly flush with the cabinet front.

What is the difference between full overlay and half overlay hinges?

A full-overlay door covers its cabinet side as fully as the hinge design allows. Half-overlay hinges are used when two doors share one center partition and each door covers only part of that shared panel.

Are inset hinges only for face-frame cabinets?

No. Inset describes the door position, not one universal cabinet construction. Choose a hinge specifically made for your cabinet style. Berta Store's 110° inset product on this page is designed for frameless inset cabinet doors.

Should I choose a 90°, 105°, 110° or 165° cabinet hinge?

Use 105° or 110° for many standard cabinet doors, 90° where the swing needs to be restricted and 165° where the door must move farther out of the way. Opening angle does not replace overlay and cabinet-construction matching.

How do I measure cabinet door overlay?

Close the door and measure how far it overlaps the cabinet opening or face-frame edge. For frameless cabinets, also confirm whether the door covers a full side panel or shares a center partition. Compare the measurement with the exact product variant before ordering.

How many hinges do I need per cabinet door?

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.

Can I replace an old hinge just by matching its opening angle?

No. Also match the cabinet construction, overlay or inset position, cup diameter, cup depth, screw-hole spacing, mounting plate and door thickness. Small geometry differences can prevent proper alignment.

What is the difference between soft-close and standard-closing hinges?

Soft-close hinges use damping to slow the door before it closes. Standard spring-closing hinges pull the door closed without hydraulic damping and can be a practical lower-cost option for some bulk cabinet projects.

Still Not Sure Which Cabinet Hinge Fits?

Compare your cabinet construction, closed door position, current hinge measurements and required opening angle before ordering. For product help, contact Berta Store with clear photos and measurements.

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