ROK R3303B Glass Door Pivot Hinge for Free Swinging Glass Doors Brass (Pair)

FUNCTION: A hinge for inset-free swinging glass doors. Requires magnetic catch. Pressure screws will hold 1/4" (6mm) thick glass securely in the hinge.

EASY INSTALLATION: These pivot hinges for glass doors require no drilling of the glass. No-bore features using pressure plate and screw. Requires an 11/32" (9mm) hole for pivot bushing.

WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS: Pivot hinges for cabinet doors, shower, mirror, medicine cabinets, bathroom vanity, and much more.

STYLISH: Have these stark, sleek and modern glass cabinet door hinges in Brass Plated finish, Also available on other finishes.

SET INCLUDES: 2x Hinges (L&R), 2x bushings, 2x plates, 4x screws. For glass thickness 3/16" (5mm) to 1/4" (6mm)

Use this hinge to insert glass to create a free-swinging glass door. This pivot hinge requires no drilling of the glass and is simple to install.
With strike plates
With metal screws
Set includes:
2x Hinges (L&R), 2x bushings, 2x plates, 4x screws

Features:
Use on inset doors only
Pressure screws will hold 1/4" (6mm) thick glass securely in the hinge. For glass thickness: 3/16" (5mm) – 1/4" (6mm)
Requires an 11/32" (9mm) hole for pivot bushing
Requires Magnetic catch/Magnastrike
No-bore features using pressure plate and screw!

Installation:
1. Locate bushing centers. The hole is to be located at 12mm approx (15/32") from inside of cabinet face. The amount of inset is optional. The hole diameter is 9mm by 10mm deep. (11/32" (9mm) + dia. x 25/64" deep approx.)

2. Drill pivot bushing holes. A metric brad point drill set should be used. If this drill set is not available, drill an 11/32" (9mm) diameter hole with a fractional brad point drill.

3. Assemble cabinet. Then place hinges in bushings. Measure the vertical distance from bottom to top hinge. This is a measurement inside the hinge pieces. Deduct 2mm from this dimension for clearance.

4. Cut glass for foregoing proceeding instructions.

5. Peel the paper from pressure plates. Set pressure plates to the inside corner faces of doors. Place lower hinges into bushings. Slide the door into the hinge. The door should open outward approximately 60 degrees. Place the upper hinge into bushings and slide the upper corner of the door into the hinge. Make an approximate lateral setting of the hinge on the door corner, and set one screw in each hinge. Test closing door to check side clearance from door to inside face of the cabinet. If necessary, loosen screws to make vertical adjustments so that door fits into the cabinet opening with proper side clearance.