Knobs & Pulls
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3/4" MDF sheets
Extira MDF is also available.
1/2", 3/4" and 1/4" Cabinet Grade Plywood
Birch In stock, Other species are special order.
Face Frame S4S Poplar in stock.
Various sizes from 3/4" to 8". All other species are special order.
Hafele hidden hinges Soft or Self Close
1/2" or 3/4" overlay, = to Titus & Ferrari
Blum Hidden Hinges Soft or Self Close
1/2", 3/4", or 3/8" overlay
Youngsdale Knife hinges
Available in white or bronze, 1/2" or 3/8" overlay
Compact Hinges Soft or Self Close
Available in 1/2" or 3/4"
Full Extension Drawer Guides
Available in Side-mount and Undermount. Side-mount is available in regular full extension and soft close.
CABINET OVERLAYS
A cabinet overlay refers to how much of the cabinet door is sitting on top of the face frame. There are typically 3 types of overlay — partial overlay, full overlay, and inset.
If you are within 1 1/2 hours of Hattiesburg, we are more than happy to come out and measure your cabinets for doors at no charge.
The partial overlays are 1/2″, 3/4″, or 3/8″. This means that the cabinet door sits on top of the face frame that amount all the way around the hole.
A full overlay cabinet door will almost completely cover the cabinet so that the doors and drawers appear seamless. To achieve this we use the 3/4″ overlay hinges and use smaller cabinet face frame material.
An inset cabinet door does not have an overlay; instead, the entire door fits inside the face frame opening. This is achieved by blocking the back side of the face frame to mount the hinges so that the face of the door is on the same plane as the face of the cabinet.
Below are some visual examples for each type and additional information.
Partial Overlay, Inset, Full Overlay
Typically 1/2", 3/4", or 3/8" of the door will sit on top of the face frame on all 4 sides. To calculate is 1/2" -- take the height and width of the hole and add an inch, to both measurements. For pairs add the same 1" to the width and height, but on the width add the 1" to the width, subtract 1/8", and divide by two.