Blum 33.3600x4S 33.3600 Compact 33 Screw on 110 Degree Opening Face Frame Hinge, Zinc Die-Cast (Pack of 4 with Screws), Nickel Finish

We had a bathroom cabinet that used these recessed internal hinges and one had something break in it so it wouldn't stay closed. I reversed image searched it as I had no idea what to call it and sure enough I was able to find them on Amazon :) This worked great and was easy to install.

Exact replacement - works perfectly. Buy with confidence.

My kitchen cabinets are at least ten years old, have Blum 33.3600 hinges and many of the doors will not stay shut. After driving myself crazy over several months trying to adjust the hinges, I finally did some internet research and learned that this particular model of Blum hinge has a life of around ten years. Apparently there is a plastic piece which breaks over time and the hinge will no longer pull the door shut. Blum claims they have "fixed" this issue and offer a life-time warranty to the original owner. Since I was not the original owner I had to purchase a whole new set for my kitchen. The good news is they are relatively inexpensive, easy to replace and fit perfectly into the original holes. They also appear to work well, as I now no longer bump my head on open doors in my kitchen. We will see if they last longer than ten years this time.

First, the good news, which is that these hinges are a perfect replacement for the ones that were installed when our kitchen was redone 13 years ago. The old hinges were stamped 110 on the metal but had a different code stamped in the plastic on the back, 30.310-11.02. The new 33.3600 hinges look identical, fit perfectly into the existing holes, and mate perfectly with the metal pieces on the cabinet frame. Replacing a hinge took about 90 seconds. The bad news is that the new hinge has the same metal+plastic construction as the old hinge, and the bit of black plastic at the hinge pin seems to be the weak link in this design. When the hinges fail, it's always because the plastic cracks at that point and a small curved piece of plastic comes flying off. The hinge still works after that, but it makes a loud popping sound every time it closes. We've had this happen on multiple hinges. The same thing has happened with the hinges on my parents' cabinets, which are a different brand but similar zinc+plastic design. It seems this design is popular but flawed -- the zinc hinges will last forever, but the plastic seems to start failing after about seven years. So, boo and hiss for the metal+plastic design, but kudos to Blum for keeping the physical specs the same so that hinges can be replaced easily, quickly, and cheaply when they fail.

These are a perfect replacement for the hinges on our 20-year-old cabinets that randomly break.

Two of our KraftMaid kitchen cabinet door hinges broke around the same time after having been installed almost 20 years. I thought I could live with it, but these were special hinges that helped the door soft-close and frustratingly wouldn't allow the door to stay open now that the little plastic piece inside had cracked. I had NO idea what kind of hinge we needed. I'm thankful the manufacturer embosses the number and some identifying marks on the inside so when I searched I was able to find these replacements. They were much less expensive than the OEM hinges and I now have a couple extra should this happen again with other hinges in the kitchen. Super easy replacement as the screw holes lined up and all I had to do was remove one and then put in the new one. Be sure the curve of your hinge matches this (curve on the inside portion of the hinge) apparently some models have the curve on the outside of the hinge so replacement would not be as easy.

I have over 30 cabinet doors in my house that use Blum Compact 33 hinges that are now 20 years old. A few of the hinges on the doors that I use the most daily have failed. The weak point on all of the hinges that have failed is the plastic part around the pivot pin. Over the years of use the plastic can fatigue and eventually crack. When that happens there doesn't appear to be any risk of the door detaching from the cabinet, but the door will no longer stayed in the closed position. I can't complain that these hinges have lasted around 20 years of use before some of them have started to fail, as long as these exact replacement parts are still available to swap in. It only took a couple of minutes per cabinet door to unscrew the old hinges and swap in the new hinges. I bought the hinges without screws and just reused the original screws. Only the hinge part on the door needs to be replaced. There is nothing to fail on the part attached to the cabinet, and that original part can remain in place, and should not need to be readjusted. The cost of these hinge parts was reasonable enough that I bought enough spares of these now so that I shouldn't have to worry about running out of replacements as needed in the future.

arrived quickly, product was as advertised and exactly what I needed to replace the one that gave out 27 years after original installation.

good product better price than whats out there

They fit perfectly

These were replacements. The old ones lasted around 10 years before plastic portions were breaking off, and the doors would either make a snapping sound when they closed, or wouldn’t stay open fully. I took out the old ones and put these ones in without any issues.

Great hinges just what I needed good quality

Replacement of old hardware.